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- This plate is a structure or device that can be attached
to the Guide-Line to facilitate the procedure of retrieval
of the Confirmation Signal by the Freediver.
- The plate must be fixed to the Guide-Line below or exactly
at, the mark of the Goal Depth so that the Confirmation Signals
coincide exactly with this mark.
- The plate must be fixed to the line in a secure and steady
manner so as not to change or alter its placement/depth.
- The plate can have no positive buoyancy whatsoever.
- In order to attain a more satisfactory preparation prior
to the attempt and/or warm up dives, the Freediver can use
a device that enables him/her to accomplish this. This device
has to be a floating structure that only aids the Freediver
in attaining a desired position for his/her preparation and
nothing else.
- This device must be positioned no farther apart from the
Guide-Line than 5 meters/ 15 feet and remain at a constant
distance from the line throughout the duration the attempt.
- The Judges must inspect the device and approve its use
for the attempt no later than twenty four (24) hours before
the attempt.
- The confirmation signal or signals are the objects that
attach directly to the Guide-Line or to a Bottom Plate and
are placed exactly at a distance equivalent to the Goal Depth
or Goal Length. A minimum of one (1) and a maximum of ten
(10) signals can be used.
- These signals can be made out of any material as long as
they have no positive buoyancy whatsoever.
- The signals must be attached to the Guide-Line or Bottom
Plate at the surface as part of the measuring procedure of
the Guide-Line. The Judges must inspect and certify the suitability
of the signals at this point.
A signal must be attached to every one (1) meter of the guide-line
so that the Freediver can take it when he/she has reached
the maximum lenght of the attempt.
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