Helmet with Lights?? Oxygen Tubing??
Rovaski
South Carolina Join Date: 2016-05-12 Member: 216663Members
South Carolina Join Date: 2016-05-12 Member: 216663Members
I don't know if this was suggested before and the outcome if it was, but why don't we have helmets that have lights built into them. That way we don't need to carry around the flashlight {even though I hardly use it, to be fair. I like using my quick slots for something more important} I mean, we have the LED Stick, so they obviously know about LED's. Just craft together a helmet with a battery and glass {or an existing flashlight}.
When it comes to real life diving, most suits are connected to the surface via long lines, that give the suit power and oxygen. What if, via modification of a dive-reel, you could connect to your Cyclops, Seamoth or Seabase and have your suit provided with oxygen in a limited range. You would have to perform the hook up and disconnect and it could provide you with a certain length of line. But it could offer you more time before you have to resurface, re-enter the seabase/seamoth/cyclops.
When it comes to real life diving, most suits are connected to the surface via long lines, that give the suit power and oxygen. What if, via modification of a dive-reel, you could connect to your Cyclops, Seamoth or Seabase and have your suit provided with oxygen in a limited range. You would have to perform the hook up and disconnect and it could provide you with a certain length of line. But it could offer you more time before you have to resurface, re-enter the seabase/seamoth/cyclops.
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