FS Buddy Phone underwater comms

"I am selling these on behalf of a blind person who finds it difficult
to use eBay. The units were purchased in 2003 in order to do the
training. The units have been used about 6 times in a swimming pool only."

Excuse my apparently 'blindest' attitude, but do/have blind people ever
dived? Is it something that could be rewarding to someone with one sense
already removed?

I started off this comment thinking 'no way', but I guess they could
enjoy the weightless bit , does it happen?

--
I was already qualified and reasonably experienced before I lost my sight 6
years ago. I took diving back up and have not looked back. In fact, I have
just become the first blind diver to qualify on an Inspiration at Mod1
level. If anything this makes it more interesting diving on the rb as I can
use my hearing much more underwater now.

There is a BSAC branch set up and run by blind divers for blind divers, the
Dogfish Diving Club who have a website.

http://www.dogfish.plus.com/df_index.html

Regards,
Mark T

For Sale on Ebay.

One pair of Buddy Phone underwater communication sets. Open circuit
regulator (not the full face mask type) models. As new, boxed with
manuals.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...e=STRK:MESE:IT

Regards, Mark T.

dilligaf wrote:
> For Sale on Ebay.
>
> One pair of Buddy Phone underwater communication sets. Open circuit
> regulator (not the full face mask type) models. As new, boxed with
> manuals.
>
> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...e=STRK:MESE:IT
>
> Regards, Mark T.
>
>

"I am selling these on behalf of a blind person who finds it difficult
to use eBay. The units were purchased in 2003 in order to do the
training. The units have been used about 6 times in a swimming pool only."

Excuse my apparently 'blindest' attitude, but do/have blind people ever
dived? Is it something that could be rewarding to someone with one sense
already removed?

I started off this comment thinking 'no way', but I guess they could
enjoy the weightless bit , does it happen?

sharky wrote:
> Excuse my apparently 'blindest' attitude, but do/have blind people
> ever dived? Is it something that could be rewarding to someone with
> one sense already removed?
>
> I started off this comment thinking 'no way', but I guess they could
> enjoy the weightless bit , does it happen?

A freind of mine is blind. There are times I still stop and wonder at
some of the things he enjoys but not having 30 years practice and
for it to be normal I just have to accept that not seeing is by no means
the limitation to him that it would be to me.

nigelH

"I am selling these on behalf of a blind person who finds it difficult
to use eBay. The units were purchased in 2003 in order to do the
training. The units have been used about 6 times in a swimming pool only."

Excuse my apparently 'blindest' attitude, but do/have blind people ever
dived? Is it something that could be rewarding to someone with one sense
already removed?

I started off this comment thinking 'no way', but I guess they could
enjoy the weightless bit , does it happen?

--
I was already qualified and reasonably experienced before I lost my sight 6
years ago. I took diving back up and have not looked back. In fact, I have
just become the first blind diver to qualify on an Inspiration at Mod1
level. If anything this makes it more interesting diving on the rb as I can
use my hearing much more underwater now.

There is a BSAC branch set up and run by blind divers for blind divers, the
Dogfish Diving Club who have a website.

http://www.dogfish.plus.com/df_index.html

Regards,
Mark T