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karstdvr:
Enjoyable article. Bill is a real good guy,and his mind is always thinking about streamlining and simplification. Last time we were diving he showed me he had moved to half moon d-rings and suggested where I could get them. I told him that the bigger d-ring was better when I have to carry 3 or 4 stages,which led to another discussion on carrying multiple stages. I will give you a sneak preview. The NSS-CDS annual workshop in May 2006 will be the History of Cave Diving,a goal is to do the history of Hogarthian diving with Bill.

No promises but I sure would like to get there. I've only talked with Guys like Mr. Main, Flanagan and the rest via the puter and I think it would be a blast.

BTW, I understand that naming the rig "Hogarthian" was as much as a joke as anything else. I forget who was supposed to have coined the name but...truth?
 
StSomewhere:
JeffG, truth be told I was trying to pull Mr. Aleman's chain, I must've tugged yours by accident. :)
Chains are there to be pulled :)
 
Nothing new about the minimalist phylosophy and redundancy as applied to diving systems management, that's all.

(Sadly, the "Hogartian" namesake no longer caves; his lack of responsibility doesn't alleviate the sadness and remorse...)
 
daniel f aleman:
(Sadly, the "Hogartian" namesake no longer caves; his lack of responsibility doesn't alleviate the sadness and remorse...)

Whatever. Like you would know. :05:
 
daniel f aleman:
Nothing new about the minimalist phylosophy and redundancy as applied to diving systems management, that's all.

(Sadly, the "Hogartian" namesake no longer caves; his lack of responsibility doesn't alleviate the sadness and remorse...)

Last I heard Bill Main is still an active cave diver and is listed as a current dipolder guid.
 
MikeFerrara:
Last I heard Bill Main is still an active cave diver and is listed as a current dipolder guid.

Mike, I think that he is talking about William "Hogart" Main... not William Hogarth Main. :05:
 
Stephen Ash:
Mike, I think that he is talking about William "Hogart" Main... not William Hogarth Main. :05:

Ahhh...I see.
 
MikeFerrara:
Last I heard Bill Main is still an active cave diver and is listed as a current dipolder guid.
Also Alachua and Hart guide too. He is is very active.
 
I meant in the sense that he's out of the game - Main just stays within the saftey zone and doesn't push it; that's what he said at at the last NACD.
 
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