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"Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message news ![]() Hi, Whenever I need to work on my prop, etc. underwater, I've just slapped on the mask and fins and held my breath. But I've always wondered: why not rig up a hose arrangement to be able to breathe? We're not talking 50-ft depths here, so I'd think it would be pretty safe. Perhaps some kind of non-collapsable hose on the end of a snorkel? Does anyone do this? Why or why not? Take a look at the hookah equipment, cheap and cheerful, but recommend you do a dive training course before use. http://www.akmining.com/dive/systems.htm garry |
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