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Scuba Forum / Scuba Equipment / September 2003Heated Suits
Looking for a heat unit, heated suits, electric under garments...anything to keep warm while diving in frigid waters. Anyone know of anything? I am currently using a DUI crushed neoprene dry suit with argon gas. Thanks, Allen Stanish Rockport, MA What are you wearing under the suit? > Looking for a heat unit, heated suits, electric under > garments...anything to keep warm while diving in frigid waters. Anyone [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Allen Stanish > Rockport, MA http://www.fa-mi.com/ing/default.asp  SignatureHenrik Manley m@nley.dk http://bends.dk Cheaper and safer way to go is the chem packs with the metal disc you can get at your local drug store.. The ones you reboil, to turn back in to a liquid. I didn't have much luck with the electric pads with the external battery canister. The connection didn't seem to like saltwater. But this was quite a few years ago. I'm sure they would have change by now and might be worth trying. Just make sure you can turn them off in the water if they get too hot. Steve > Looking for a heat unit, heated suits, electric under > garments...anything to keep warm while diving in frigid waters. Anyone [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Allen Stanish > Rockport, MA Those are nice. I have a Thermopad. You can buy them online and they ship from Canada. Much cheaper than buying them from such as a mall. Do a search for thermopad. They are nice little units. > Cheaper and safer way to go is the chem packs with the metal disc you can > get at your local drug store.. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Allen Stanish > > Rockport, MA http://www.thermopad.com/ naturally. Duh. > Those are nice. I have a Thermopad. You can buy them online and they ship > from Canada. Much cheaper than buying them from such as a mall. Do a [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > Allen Stanish > > > Rockport, MA Take a look at Blind Man's Bluff. We used some heated suits up in the Arctic Circle to tap Soviet cables. Of course they were attached to nuclear submarines which puts them outside the range of most technical divers... > Looking for a heat unit, heated suits, electric under > garments...anything to keep warm while diving in frigid waters. Anyone [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Allen Stanish > Rockport, MA |
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