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Absolutely- with the unnecessary high dollar stainless steel replaced with duct tape.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop
The well-equipped cave instructor must have the latest and best in cave equipment.
You should see my Student Control Device (SCD):
http://www.leisurepro.com/Prod/Categ...BLT.html?Hit=1
Johnny
JohnnyQuote:
Originally Posted by johnnyrichards
Your student control device also has a secondary function of laying line in very tight passage. There is a better product student control device out there http://www.lcsupply.com/Product/Elec...Shock-Collars/
During my training I was required to wear the Jockstrap version of that one SCD. It only took 2 or 3 jolts before I got it through my fiendish little brain that swimming the line or assuming a Head up Fins down position wasn't going to be tolerated. It was Hell on my Sack er I mean my SAC rate though. :smt018
On another note I want to apologize for my previous post concerning the HID bulb. :roll: It was 2 for 1 Guinness night at the Pub and after a few pints I'm prone to obsessing about the past. I wont bring it up again..........Maybe?
No problem. What else would we expect from someone called caver anger? :D
Oh, give the kid a break! My first divelight didn't look much better :oops:
Thats because it was 150 years ago, before masks were even invented!Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
Nah, we had masks, just not electricity :twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by akcaver
Speaking of lights, I am still hauling that box of halogen light parts around.
Are you talking about your Mason jar filled with fireflies? :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
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Originally Posted by Slüdge
DOH!!! I get too much caffeine!!
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Originally Posted by FW
Mine was a Zippo lighter in an Alligator baggie. :-D
Nah, the Mason jar held my ball of yarn...Quote:
Originally Posted by DeWayne