DogDiver
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WOW. Not a good at all unless you have a dive professional and someone with EMT experience too. Hope your not too far from an ER or Trauma unit.
Tank and setup for home pool
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broncobowsher
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Everyone else has jumped into the lung expansion issues, I'll take on a few others...
Pool water isn't exactly friendly to dive gear. The Chlorine attacks the fabrics. If you have anything 'nice' and want to keep it that way, don't make a pool toy out of it. There are plenty of low cost options for playing in a pool.
Pool water isn't exactly friendly to dive gear. The Chlorine attacks the fabrics. If you have anything 'nice' and want to keep it that way, don't make a pool toy out of it. There are plenty of low cost options for playing in a pool.
Be smart about it.
Have fun.
Take pictures.
Wear out some gear.
It'll make for good memories in 40 years when the kids pull it out of the attic after your funeral and have a painfully good cry over Dad introducing them to SCUBA diving.
Have fun.
Take pictures.
Wear out some gear.
It'll make for good memories in 40 years when the kids pull it out of the attic after your funeral and have a painfully good cry over Dad introducing them to SCUBA diving.
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