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Scuba Forum / General / June 2004This is what the f*ck SNUBA is...
http://www.startribune.com/stories/484/4809651.html > http://www.startribune.com/stories/484/4809651.html Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some kind of pressurized system. Actually, J. Cousteau wroute about this in the 50's already. A very fit person might be able to suck on a hose down to about 1.5m [*], but that's about it. [*] Jacques Cousteau, "Silent World" > Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his > mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some > kind of pressurized system. Actually, J. Cousteau wroute about this in > the 50's already. A very fit person might be able to suck on a hose > down to about 1.5m [*], but that's about it. You think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 meters, give it a try. Personally, I don't believe it's possible. Lee >> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Lee I knew a girl once......  SignatureI ain't looking for trouble,.....but you can find it here. >>> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>> mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> > I knew a girl once...... Breathtaking? SignatureMichael Wolf ----- Cthulhu For President. Why settle for the lesser evil? remove stopspam to reply >>> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >I knew a girl once...... ... chrome off a bumper hitch ... start a Harley. Signaturedillon When I was a kid, I thought the angel's name was Hark and the horse's name was Bob. > >>> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his > >>>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > ... start a Harley. ... golf ball through a water hose? >>>> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>>>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > ... start a Harley. no, that was her sister... SignatureI ain't looking for trouble,.....but you can find it here. > > You think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 meters, give it a try. > > Personally, I don't believe it's possible. > I knew a girl once...... That was a bowling ball and it wasn't underwater. >> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Lee I tried this as a kid at out swimming pool. Hose laying there. 8ft of water. I put my mouth on the hose and jumped in liked to have sucked my mouth into the house - I didn't get very deep when I discovered this was a very stupid idea (putting my mouth on a hose) taught me never never to do that again! I may have been 12 - 18" possibly 2' deep >> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 meters, give it a try. > Personally, I don't believe it's possible. Note the wording: "... a very fit person might be able to ...". Also note that it wasn't me how said that, I merly quoted. /M > >> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his > >>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Note the wording: "... a very fit person might be able to ...". Also > note that it wasn't me how said that, I merly quoted. Note the working. If you think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 meters, you give it a try. Personally, I don't believe it is possible. I don't care about fit or not. Inhalation force comes from a vacuum into which the lungs expand. How fit you are has very, very little to do with it. I didn't say that you said it, I said, if you believe it, try it. Lee >> >> Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his >> >>mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Note the working. If you think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 > meters, you give it a try. Personally, I don't believe it is possible. Sounds like a great way to "hose" your lungs. > I don't care about fit or not. Inhalation force comes from a vacuum into > which the lungs expand. How fit you are has very, very little to do with > it. I didn't say that you said it, I said, if you believe it, try it. > > Lee > > Uhm, I don't think it mattered much that the hose slipped from his > > mouth. A human will not be able to suck air at that depth without some [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You think somebody can suck air through a hose at 1.5 meters, give it a try. > Personally, I don't believe it's possible. 2-3 feet is about my limit. > Lee > http://www.startribune.com/stories/484/4809651.html One of our lady friends had her oldest son and his pal using a bucket fed with a garden hose attached to a fitting soldered to the top (I have to admit they did some nice work for kids!), and a valve. The bucket was anchored to a rope tied off to a big rock they dropped off the dock. One would swim down, stick his heads up inside the bucket (full of air) and then tug on the rope to signal to open the valve topside. The one topside was amazed to get a face full of salt water, the one below almost drowned when the bucket emptied instantly, and sucked his head and hair up into it. We now call them "Buckethead I and II". > One of our lady friends had her oldest son and his pal using a bucket fed > with a garden hose attached to a fitting soldered to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > almost drowned when the bucket emptied instantly, and sucked his > head and hair up into it. I tried the same thing except in a pool, with a lead weight and with an aquarium pump instead of a hose. My idea didn't work either. Lee > http://www.startribune.com/stories/484/4809651.html Selfcontained Numbskull Underwater Breathing Apparatus? |
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