Diver Dennis
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What Agency? Where do you work, what country I mean?
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Then I am shocked! :11: How can you possibly have that level of certification if you can't do a simple CESA/ESA from 33ft NO MATTER how much air you have in your lungs?diveroflove:I am a divemaster
diveroflove:Kim, you missunderstod me I am sying if something happened I agree it is not safe and I agree it is stupid but I was trying to get a feel for what you thought about it, It is the same as carrying a spare air. Understand that I always return at 500 PSI
OK - let me try again. For me I always have a buddy OR redundant air OR the surface within reach easily. I simply can't imagine what circumstance might arise that would mean the (very little) air in my wing could have any impact. The time I wasted trying to get it would be time I could already be half way to the surface through a CESA. Can you describe a valid scenario where you think it might help?diveroflove:Kim, you missunderstod me I am sying if something happened I agree it is not safe and I agree it is stupid but I was trying to get a feel for what you thought about it, It is the same as carrying a spare air. Understand that I always return at 500 PSI