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[Choose #1] as well as how familiar you are with your dive buddy
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Greg - 12/04/2012 8:26 AM
[Choose #5] within one fin kick
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[Choose #5] within limits to help in case of emergency. 1-2 kick cycles
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[Choose #1] around 30 ft.. unless waters are murky, then we go about 10 feet.
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[Choose #5] Within one fin kick :)
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daz88 - 12/15/2011 12:05 AM
[Choose #5] "E" all of the above
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[Choose #5] 1-2 kick cycles
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[Choose #1] Close enough to see you signal for assistance, and to give it.
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Jase - 11/30/2011 3:12 AM
[Choose #4] conditions play a huge part in a decision like this, not to mention your buddy’s ability
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[Choose #5] How far can you swim without air while your buddy is swimming away from you ? An arms length is proper acceptable buddy skills.
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[Choose #1] buddy doesnt leave my side of vis is horrible
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[Choose #1] Not more than 15 meters
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[Choose #1] I feel this varies slightly on a case by case basis, but ultimately i look at it like this, how long will you have to react in an emergency, keep that distance....
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[Choose #5] SOB but will stick close if buddy wants me to
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[Choose #5] After 36 yrs and thousands of dives, I practice self reliance. I always dive with a pony and don’t take any unecessary risks. I don’t EXPECT someone else to save me if I get in a jam.
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[Choose #1] add experience & knowledge...
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[Choose #5] Depends on water visibility, conditions, depth and dive buddy experience.
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[Choose #1] It appears this seems to be the standard so far.
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[Choose #4] I like the first option, but it still has to be part of the dive plan.
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[Choose #5] All the guys I dive with are SOB’s (Same Ocean Buddies).
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[Choose #2] It depends who I am diving with, one woman scouts ahead for subjects but never more than 20’
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[Choose #1] How long can you breath hold? Do you have a pony? Bottom line - Not Too Far!
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