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Olivier Isler and his team sort out the 2.30 at Kempton Park before attempting to break the world cave diving record. |
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| The Swiss demonstrate their unusual technique of urinating in diving cylinders prior to filling. |
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| Olivier using the new technique of bungie diving where there is no need to lay a line. The system is very useful for rapid returns to base. |
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| Dave Ryall shows off the latest CDG wear in the form of a short skirt. |
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| Safety margin, what safety margin? - Russell still had the air in his suit as back-up. |
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| This is Claude - we're not sure how many eyes he has... |
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| The slick and modern approach taken by the Swiss and French when filling cylinders. |
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The CDG's approach to the same... |
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| A well modelled CDG belly. |
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| Robin Brown proving that he does not get affected by mixed gas diving... |
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| Russell finds out that his chest weight may be too heavy. |
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| Somebody mentioned to Scoff that you're not a real man if you wear less than 25 cylinders plus an SAS mask... |
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| The 'American' and 'Bradford' side mounting systems tolerate each other... |
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| Paul Monico demonstrating that he can perform synchronised walking with Russell... |
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| Paul then proudly demonstrates that he can also perform synchronised standing... |
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| Windswept and interesting... |
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