Has anyone actually verified the facts in this story? Seems like every year or so, there's a report of this happening somewehere in Asia, but the hard facts (i.e. the name of the victim, the actual cafe where it occurred) are elusive. I seem to recall that in the other reported incidents turned out to be hoaxes.
...because a short out or motor failure at 60 feet could put a real damper on your dive. I'm not sure how the complexity of this system compares to SCUBA, but it seems like there are several potential points of failure.
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Has anyone actually verified the facts in this story? Seems like every year or so, there's a report of this happening somewehere in Asia, but the hard facts (i.e. the name of the victim, the actual cafe where it occurred) are elusive. I seem to recall that in the other reported incidents turned out to be hoaxes.
...because a short out or motor failure at 60 feet could put a real damper on your dive. I'm not sure how the complexity of this system compares to SCUBA, but it seems like there are several potential points of failure.