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What happens if you don’t equalize your mask?
- Thread starterdonmoore
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And what was that?
Can I offer a rebreather that recycles oxygen from ocean water for the 5th grade project?
I never had science projects in my school, the only ones I had were of my own.
Can I offer a rebreather that recycles oxygen from ocean water for the 5th grade project?
I never had science projects in my school
, the only ones I had were of my own.
This dude didn't equalise his mask at 100 ft and look what happened to him... rofl
What? Can't see any problem except he seems to have lost his eye brows.
Talking about tear ducts, I spoke with a young guy recently who wants to learn to freedive (spear). He has a slight problem equalising. When he held his nose and blew gently, air came out of from his tear ducts! Guess he shouldn't have too much trouble equalising his mask.
Talking about tear ducts, I spoke with a young guy recently who wants to learn to freedive (spear). He has a slight problem equalising. When he held his nose and blew gently, air came out of from his tear ducts! Guess he shouldn't have too much trouble equalising his mask.