I NEED A DIAGRAM OF SCUBA GEAR

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:15:44 -0500, "Ian Ring" <ianring@golden.net>
wrote:

>Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
>I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
>What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
>pointing to the parts with their names.
>I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can trace
>it OK.
>This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
>but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
>copyright, if I am not mistaken.
>
>if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
>ianring@golden.net

Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.

Too bad I can't put binaries in this group or I'd take a picture of it



--- Rich
http://richlockyer.tripod.com/

Rich Lockyer <rlockyer@linkline.DONTSPAMME.com> wrote:

> Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.

is that the one with the helium balloon and tap? If so I have one to
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"Rich Lockyer" wrote

>>Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
>>I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
>>What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
>>pointing to the parts with their names.
>>I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can
>>trace
>>it OK.
>>This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
>>but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
>>copyright, if I am not mistaken.
>>
>>if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
>>ianring@golden.net
>
> Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.
>
> Too bad I can't put binaries in this group or I'd take a picture of it

If it says Scubasaurus, or something like that, I had one too. I may still
have it somewhere. If I do, the hell with the picture, I'll send him the
shirt. It's way to tacky to actually wear in public.

Lee

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 18:58:05 +0900, warm-water-diver@spamblock.net
(Jerome Meekings) wrote:

>Rich Lockyer <rlockyer@linkline.DONTSPAMME.com> wrote:
>
>> Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.
>
>is that the one with the helium balloon and tap? If so I have one to

Yup.


--- Rich
http://richlockyer.tripod.com/

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 12:45:22 GMT, "Lee Bell"
<leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote:

>> Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.
>>
>> Too bad I can't put binaries in this group or I'd take a picture of it
>
>If it says Scubasaurus, or something like that, I had one too. I may still
>have it somewhere. If I do, the hell with the picture, I'll send him the
>shirt. It's way to tacky to actually wear in public.

Nahh... this one has a diver that doesn't look too different from a
new PADI OW graduate... decked out with everything available from the
local combination dive/hardware store.

The spare air is a balloon.



--- Rich
http://richlockyer.tripod.com/

Rich Lockyer <rlockyer@linkline.DONTSPAMME.com> pounded away at his
keyboard resulting in:
:Nahh... this one has a diver that doesn't look too different from a
:new PADI OW graduate... decked out with everything available from the
:local combination dive/hardware store.

Most new PADI OW graduates I see still use rental gear. Guess we move
in different circles.

Unless you meant. ==> decked out with everything available FOR
RENTfrom the local combination dive/hardware store.

Dan Bracuk
Is it my imagination, or do Buffalo Wings taste like chicken?
The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/


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"Ian Ring" <ianring@golden.net> wrote in message
news:6-6dndv-5qZBsgHcRVn-ow@golden.net...
> Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
> I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
> What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
> pointing to the parts with their names.
> I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can
> trace it OK.
> This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
> but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
> copyright, if I am not mistaken.
>
> if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
> ianring@golden.net
>
> thank you thank you
> ian
>
>
this may be of use
http://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/...ving/scuba.htm
but it does not detail "normal"scuba gear but the concept is the same
some basic info at
http://www.mtsinai.org/pulmonary/boo...a/sectiona.htm

why not look up your local dive shop/school in the yellow pages etc---more
than likely they wwill help you out

Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
pointing to the parts with their names.
I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can trace
it OK.
This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
copyright, if I am not mistaken.

if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
ianring@golden.net

thank you thank you
ian

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:15:44 -0500, "Ian Ring" <ianring@golden.net>
wrote:

>Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
>I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
>What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
>pointing to the parts with their names.
>I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can trace
>it OK.
>This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
>but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
>copyright, if I am not mistaken.
>
>if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
>ianring@golden.net

Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.

Too bad I can't put binaries in this group or I'd take a picture of it



--- Rich
http://richlockyer.tripod.com/

"Rich Lockyer" wrote

>>Does anyone have a good diagram of scuba gear and how it is worn?
>>I need it for a school project, and for a newsletter.
>>What I am thinking of is like a guy wearing all the stuff, with arrows
>>pointing to the parts with their names.
>>I can not draw all that well, but if I have a picture to go from I can
>>trace
>>it OK.
>>This has to be a royalty-free picture so I can put it in a newsletter too,
>>but if I trace the picture and draw it myself I guess that's OK then no
>>copyright, if I am not mistaken.
>>
>>if you have anything like that, can you please send it to me:
>>ianring@golden.net
>
> Oh jeez... I've got a t-shirt that would be perfect for this guy.
>
> Too bad I can't put binaries in this group or I'd take a picture of it

If it says Scubasaurus, or something like that, I had one too. I may still
have it somewhere. If I do, the hell with the picture, I'll send him the
shirt. It's way to tacky to actually wear in public.

Lee