A few minutes later, it came down again and a guy did retrieve it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OFG-1
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A few minutes later, it came down again and a guy did retrieve it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OFG-1
A good illustration of the need for redundancy in every system. It they'd had a spare they wouldn't have had to embarrass themselves by retrieving it. (Though I'd guess that they're probably not easily embarrassed.)
I have to wonder - was it in use when it was dropped? Jeano, was it turned on or off when you picked it up?
Only diving Ginnie in October and February, I miss out on seeing most of the bizarre behavior.
Mike
Don't they know those things should be clipped off! Geez! Rookies!
Now I know what those piercings with the little chains are for.
If it had happened at jb edd could have sold them some line and a bolt snap.
Do these come in a sidemount version? Is there a special certification, or can one be grandfathered for use if they received their Abe Davis prior to 1995?
So, did you do and underwater hand-over-hand dibs for it?
So, do you have to use a double ender on a double ender????Quote:
Originally Posted by sskasser
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Originally Posted by sskasser
I think they make a retained type model. (so I've heard)
They were using the wrong equipment for the job.
LOL...maybe I do need to go to Ginnie when it's warm and filled with locals swimming, tubing, and whatnot.