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Loudgonzo.... you know you're never to hold your breath while diving! That would then count as freediving and I think you have to log that in a different logbook.

D.C.C.
 
I don't think I can fully submerge in one foot of water, so it would depend on whether you parse it as "Self-Contained Underwater (Breathing) Apparatus" or "Self-Contained (Underwater Breathing) Apparatus". It would still be underwater breathing, but it it would at least partially fail to be underwater apparatus.

Plus, a dive that shallow would mean you'd have no depth multiplier for your SAC, so it would take *far* too long to drain a tank. :D
 
catherine96821:
I've noticed that! Can't get no respect unless you play with ankle weights for the space suit. And without multiple cylinders, you are ...nothing. That is why I don't bother to log, my dives are not be worthy.
Wait a minute! I've been subtracting warm water dives from my dive count. You don't have to do that??

:wink:
 
I think several of these folks include their "cyber dives" here on SB as well as real ones in water. I do log in excess of 300 dives in a year on occasion, but then I'm a dive bum.
 
bane51031:
Opalobsidian, makes me wonder what you were doing shower diving with a buddy ?Current protocol is mandatory solo shower dives unless it is recreational then it cannot be looged as a dive..

Well, I had never been in that particular shower before, and learned in my SHADI Open Shower course that one should NEVER dive alone in such a situation.

So it's already LOGGED:blinking:
Pamela
 
Shore dives count?
I never logged a shore dive. Where I live my shore dives have entailed some of the following distractions:
A group baptism at the entry
A homeless guy bathing in the shallows talking to an empty beer bottle
A rather large older lady in one of those one piece suits with the skirt attached relieving herself at the entry
And somehow, I did not consider the dive loggable when a kid with mask and fins swims down and puts face against mine and does that stupid undewater grin.
Oh, wait. That's right, I haven't logged any of my dives the past 6 years :)
 
If you dive semi professionaly you could of course rack up alot more then that...

However I do know a guy who has been diving since the mid sixties... and has now racked +10000 dives. I believe part of it is as a volunteer for a firedepartment, but most of them are just dives for sport/hobby.

That means on average over 40 years 250 dives every year!

And yes I'm quite sure that these are no 'cyberdives'.
 
opalobsidian:
Well, I had never been in that particular shower before, and learned in my SHADI Open Shower course that one should NEVER dive alone in such a situation.

So it's already LOGGED:blinking:
Pamela


I like to shower dive with a buddy as well!! There's no other way to go. Always safe!! haha
 
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