Will this work?

[nakatomi]

Depending on the cave, a scooter can help compensate the lack of buoyancy too.

[FW]

Depending on the cave, a scooter can help compensate the lack of buoyancy too.

A little, but a BCD failure would cause you to kick up a LOT of silt.

[cmint]

FWIW, I have had BC failures, and it isn't pretty.

Story time!!??!!

[floridabob]

Right tool for the dive. I totally agree with redundant buoyancy, but think that you should be diving the equipment necessary for the dive. Right now I dive in shorts and a t-shirt, when I get to the level that I will have to be doing deco stops then obviously I'll need something that will help me stay warm on extended periods of non-movement. Suddenly the guy that never wore a wet-suit will be in a dry suit and you guys will give me grief for it. But it will be required for those dives. I think a safety sausage is a viable alternative for some dives as redundant buoyancy and not for others.

Again, just my uneducated opinion, it will surely change.

Tim

I fear none on this thread are the right tools.

And doubtful on the change.

Bob

[twaldo]

I fear none on this thread are the right tools.

And doubtful on the change.

Bob

I used to only shower once a week, now I shower 3 times a week. If thats not change I don't know what is....

So change happens, probably more than you realize.
-Tim

[Draker]

I fear none on this thread are the right tools.


Bob

Plenty of tools on this thread.

[floridabob]

....bliss....

I'm almost afraid to ask: how many Tshirt and shorts dives count as "showers"?

[floridabob]

Plenty of tools on this thread.

Sure, but right?

[patpicos]

....bliss....

I'm almost afraid to ask: how many Tshirt and shorts dives count as "showers"?

LOL

[twaldo]

....bliss....

I'm almost afraid to ask: how many Tshirt and shorts dives count as "showers"?

DUH !!!! all of them