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Date: | Fri, 21 Jul 2000 16:52:40 +0100 |
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Hi Strike et al,
> The question of Twin-Jets came up a few months ago on Scuba-L.
I knew I'd read somewhere that someone said they worked for a variety of
kicks.
> I'm one of those people who also employs a variety of different kicks.
> Apart from the straight-leg kick, I like to vary the technique depending
on
> the conditions and whatever it is that I happen to be doing. Sometimes I
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> Although I can't answer the question as to how effective they'd be in a
> current, they certainly seemed to generate more thrust in still conditions
> than any other fin that I can immediately recall. In fact, I didn't even
> test out their full potential in terms of speed for fear that I'd leave my
> buddy floundering in my wake! :-)
On my dive last Sunday I had a novice out on his 2nd OW dive so I was not
about to find out who could win a race but I had also heard that they were
perhaps not so good in a current and I was worried about their ability to
propel me up into the RIB after the dive.
In fact I felt positvely rocketed up - perhaps an extra 3 inches - it made a
big difference.
Carol
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