Does this make since to anyone? Commercial divers please help....

[rkboyer911]

Yea, I agree this is on scubaboard..IM a member there too....I am going to ask if this magnetic field jacks w/ a watch........how does your compass and mech. depth gauge work??

[f16570]

This is the funniest thread of complete sh*te I have read in ages.
Thank you all.

[vjb.knife]

Originally Posted by rkboyer911

Yea, I agree this is on scubaboard..IM a member there too....I am going to ask if this magnetic field jacks w/ a watch........how does your compass and mech. depth gauge work??

Hey while you are at it ask him if he wears aluminum foil on his head to keep the voices away.

[rkboyer911]

Originally Posted by vjb.knife

Hey while you are at it ask him if he wears aluminum foil on his head to keep the voices away.

Mike_S put a link to this thread on scubaboard....you might have just asked him yourself.

[toph]

Originally Posted by rkboyer911

This went way beyond me.......I was on another fourm and was chatting about my new purchase and this guy wrote this......

Rolexes don't keep good time in Roatan. Something about magnetic fields or something like that.
You may exceed your max bottom time and have to take a chamber ride.
answer was this...........

ONLY mechanical movement watches will be affected by magnetic fields.

If you apply a a magnetic field to a Rolex while diving, it could have a significant error on measuring bottom time. You see, as you dive deeper, the greater gaussian effect of the earth's core will exert a much stronger force on the watch movement. Remember the right hand rule. It should be obvious here. Not only that but I would posit that the diver may potentially experience a shock due to the increasing electric field generated by the two magnetic poles, (your primary and your octo would turn into opposing dipoles), combined with the proximity to the earth's core. Two opposing dipoles are depth are deadly. (Faraday's corollary). My advice is to use a Casio. It could save your life.

Due to the potentially disastrous consequences of diving with a Rolex.

WOW he totally lost me any of you Commercial divers know anything about this?????

I am going to sue this guy for passing of my work as his own!!

I made this up two weeks ago

[rkboyer911]

If you all are board here is the entire thread. ENJOY!!
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/com...er-roatan.html

[Alex Stylianou]

dont know

[Hookie]

Haha that B.S meter is great !

[mike_s]

Originally Posted by JohnEaton

Where are you reading this???

I'm impressed with the amount of BS he can sling...

:rofl3:


I saw this question originally asked over on Scubaboard. Rkboyer posted the link below.....

then I ran across this question here today and reconized it as coming from that thread on SB.


They are trying to BS him over there....

Originally Posted by f16570

This is the funniest thread of complete sh*te I have read in ages.
Thank you all.

Originally Posted by rkboyer911

Mike_S put a link to this thread on scubaboard....you might have just asked him yourself.

Originally Posted by rkboyer911

If you all are board here is the entire thread. ENJOY!!
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/com...er-roatan.html

[jasper]

This explains why my watch runs slower when I got down to my basement. You can bloody see the second hand moving slower..really!

[mpkRolex]

Originally Posted by jasper

This explains why my watch runs slower when I got down to my basement. You can bloody see the second hand moving slower..really!

Mine starts running backwards when I go downstairs in my basement..

[watchnut]

I was told by several commercial divers not to wear my Rolex while diving. They insisted that I learn to swim first!

[mpkRolex]

Originally Posted by watchnut

I was told by several commercial divers not to wear my Rolex while diving. They insisted that I learn to swim first!

If you do you would atleast be able to test how much depth your Sub can withstand