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This is a great addition John! Thanks to you and the other Mods for making this happen! :)

Hey John, Do you have a copy of AG's report on he rescue? My copy is on my other laptop that has a damaged screen from an unfortunate accident with my son's airsoft gun. ;)

Yes...it was a long when he was the training director for GUE. I think it was the shop owner that toxed somehow. It's really old news.

Absolutely! And in this example the toxing diver spits his reg out, and AG replaces it with his.

Here's an example of how to do it right. AG actually saved one of his student's a number of years back like this. YouTube - toxing diver rescue

Dude...you're hardcore! If I ever go ice-diving I'm taking you with!

I should start my own deep air thread...they are so entertaining. :cool2:

All of it. I've never heard someone say so much without saying a damn thing.

Thanks for sharing this with us. :) I remember going to salvage a boat motor one time that my uncle had dropped off the back of his boat. I think I was 16 years old at the time...I think that was in 1986 or 87. I was all dressed in my wetsuit and rental gear and heading down a line into some...

I just read the PDF and that's a fantastic report Andrew! What blows my mind is that you used 27 cuft of diluent/backgas, and 12 cuft of O2 for a 9 hour dive! That's really some great stuff! :)

Wow! Bummer! :(

That may take a set of doubles and a loooooonnngggg decompression! :D

What if your buddy isn't on the couch with you? Or what if he is, but has a beer in his right hand? Is he supposed to donate the pizza in his left?...Never mind...I forgot...you're solo diving...so it's your pizza...now I'm confused!

Lol...yeah, I don't think I'd calculate my SAC rate like that. It's amazing the stuff they put into print. :shakehead:

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Lol...yes! It comes standard with the tic-tac-toe deco badge. ;)

Are you calling Jeff the king of the strokes and that he need to get control of his people? :D *ducks head*

Lol...I can refer you to an instructor that'll teach you bottle handling skills on your knees if you want Casey. :eyebrow:

Welcome to ScubaBoard! :)

I actually have an 80 that I use specifically for that. I'll use 1 that's full and 1 thats empty with 1 or 2 on a leash. It's great for working on bouyancy control when clipping and unclipping stages. :)