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David Strike wrote:
> > a DIR but improved/evolved
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> An evolving attitude - Yes! One system of gear configuration that suits
> EVERY diving situation - No! :-)
Within limits of depth and other extreme conditions that may not be possible
with any system of scuba equipment as we normally use the term, I think it's
quite possible for one system of gear configuration to suit every diving
situation. The key word is system. DIR, no matter what the zealots way, is
not a single configuration. It is a system, based on a plate, harness and
wings, but not even a specific plate or wings. All else is variable within
the philosophy of taking what you need and no more.
I think the DIR system does suit EVERY diving situation. What I don't
believe is that a single configuration, even when one supported by the
system, or even that the system as a whole is necessarily the best for EVERY
diving situation.
> Good buddies (with a knowledge of diving!) with whom to share the
> experience!
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> Calm seas and good visibility.
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> Patience and a sense of humour! :-)
Is there a way we can get these added to the DIR philosophy? They sound
like great additions to me.
Lee
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