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One of our DLT tapes got stuck in the drive. The support technician suggested removing the tape itself from the tape cartridge to see if we could get it unstuck. (didn't' work). Well, this is what 40GB of backup tape looks like! Reminds me a lot of dealing with bad cassette tapes as a teenager... :)
All though public safety divers dive without a dive buddy, it does not mean we dive alone. For every diver under water we have at lest a backup diver who is immediately ready to submerge should the primary diver need assistance, and a "90%" diver who is completely geared up, but without their mask on.
Mitakon Speedmaster II 35mm f/0.95
PEAK backup camera system. Wireless. Works very well for the money. It would be hard to be without this system now that I've gotten use to it. Not only for backing up but for monitoring what's behind you at all times...especially when you start to change lanes!
UPDATE 6/12/13:
The "level" was removed as it's not necessary. The transmitter (with the antenna) is ran to the front of the 13' Scamp and hangs over the shower curtain rod in the front bath. Otherwise, it receives too much interference to work sufficiently while on the road. There is enough cord that comes stock with the setup to do this.
Video of how to automatic free of charge backup and register the images you upload to Flickr in www.safecreative.org