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General Information - 220. Rope Signals


220. Rope Signals

You never know when you are going to need these. Commit them to memory now.

All VSAG club boat diving is carried out using the "buoy line" system, unless a shot line or anchor is used. Thus these rope signals are important to know.

Surface to Diver

Signal Surface Diver
One Pull Are you OK? I am OK
Two Pulls Stay put I am stationary
Three Pulls Go on down Going down
Four Pulls Come up Coming up
Continuous Pull Emergency, bringing you to surface Emergency, bring me to surface

 

Buddy Line

Signal Diver 1 Diver 2
One Pull Are you OK? I am OK
Two Pulls Stay put I am stationary
Three Pulls Move away from me  I am moving away from you
Four Pulls Come to me I am coming towards you



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Published on: 2007-02-06 22:56:56 (600 reads)


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