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20-02-2007, 13:02
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Re: Underwater self propelled scooter devices
It would be a very fun toy to have - rarely do recreational divers go below 80 feet. Does it have variable speed, or is it a choice between 3mph and 0mph? I would imagine it could extend dive times by as much as 1/3. Unfortunately, I could see recreational divers/snorkelers causing serious physical damage to themselves or to the habitat if they do not know the limitations of the machine or of themselves. Take only memories, leave only bubbles!
Last edited by Taylor : 20-02-2007 at 13:04. 
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