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I read in a non-authoritative source that the CNS depression from heavy (200ft+) nitrogen narcosis was known to protect against the O2 toxicity. Does anyone have a reputable source (either way) on that?

I wouldn't bet my nickels on that one. The same folks that say that are the same folks that think deep air is ok.
 
If this thread doesn't die, you'll find out a lot of really good reasons why NOT to dive deep air. You'll also find that a lot of people don't care about those reasons and do it anyway...which is probably why this thread may die. If it does, and I hate this...do a SEARCH. There's a lot of volatile threads about this.
 
Next will be :catfight:

followed by :chairfight:

ending in :deadhorse:
 
gotta love this avatar though of post #3. It's the only thing original in this thread

vinegarbiscuit.gif
 
I occasionally dive below 130 feet on air for some specific reason. I don't consider it a big deal and often make up for it with a short deco stop. Be flexible, enjoy diving.

Good diving, Craig
 
gotta love this avatar though of post #3. It's the only thing original in this thread

vinegarbiscuit.gif

:hm: Now how can I convince vinegarbiscuit to change his avatar to something obnoxious . . . :sly:
 
What's going to happen when theres no more helium left in the earth? Probably what'll happen sooner is Helium will be to expensive for divers.
 
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