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Thanks! I was going to use a red filter from Snake River Prototyping but realized after I got there that it wouldn't fit because I switched the housing to the dive housing :(. So a lot of the colors are too blue/green. No video lights either. The next video I do I'll probably be using two...

Hey everyone, Check out this video I made from a trip to Freeport, Grand Bahama a few weeks back. Feedback is appreciated!

For what its worth, UTD uses 25/25 for the 100' - 130' range as well. Past that it's 21/35 or 18/45. Regarding EAD, the only formula I've seen is for nitrox only and only examines the nitrogen component. One of the many things debated in this thread is whether Helium should be considered just...

I've said my peace, I think I'll end it there. Have fun, troll on ;)

Wow, how did you get access to my dive log and history with UTD? You are some kind of magician that's for sure. You certainly exude the personality that would make people want to sign up with GUE don't you. Oh wait, they can't, because they are not as good as you? Keep at it man, you're doing...

I'm glad this has resorted to belittling me and attacking other agencies, you've shown your colors well. :) Especially when you don't know much about me at all.

Yes, but that's the last question I'm going to answer about myself since it has nothing to do with this conversation. Is a smoker who tells you not smoke giving you bad information? Your logic is as good as PfcAJ's, I can see why the two of you get along.

I am through GUE/F as well, and train and dive with several GUE people often. Does that make it my agency? I can understand GUE's methods, I can understand UTD's methods, that's why I train with both. You're assumption is 25/25 is not the same as 32% on a 100' 30 min profile and have nothing...

Yeah, just like all that Buhlmann "GF stuff", and the PADI "15ft for 3 min" stuff. Since agencies really matter the most right? It's not about what you know, but which agency you follow and call your own? You're a great representative, kudos.

Back on attacking UTD I see. I'll settle for that since there is nothing else significant you have to say other than "My Daddy is better then your Daddy." See you at the sandlot.

They could be. I'm getting tired of explaining basic logic to you. The study proves the chosen trimix dives were no worse (for the 7th time?) than the chosen heliox dives. No where is there a study that proves DCS rates of heliox dives are lower than trimix dives, and no where is there a...

How can you know for sure? I'll be the first to change my thinking if I see any research that proves that. Simply saying that you dive with him doesn't make you the expert that he is either.

We probably would, but are you speaking for him? Do you know his stance on the effectiveness of helium-based decompression with regard to solubility factors and rates of diffusion? If he was confident about his ideas, wouldn't he publish research about it?

Finally we can agree to disagree then? You can believe what your "church" says about Helium as well. I'm sure continuing to misunderstand null hypotheses and twisting logic from research papers will take you far into the latest deco theories.

I guess you are repeating yourself now too? You mentioned this before: I agree you still have to decompress from helium, but I'm questioning the depth at which it becomes a factor to worry about due to it's solubility properties and rate of diffusion (for the fifth time now I think). The...

Is this referring to the study by Doolette you linked to a discussion about? The study does answer that question actually, that's what they are presenting next week in Mexico and why DAN mentions it on the NEDU milestones page which I also quoted before: Alert Diver | Navy Experimental Diving...

That's not what the conclusion says at all, if you actually read it. I quoted it in the post above if you don't want to actually look at the document. They found trimix was no worse than helitrox with the mixes they chose which (again) is a different argument than helitrox is no different in...

From the conclusion section of the document: "Decompression from trimix bounce dives is not more efficient from heliox bounce dives." Your last statement about heliox being better or the same is similar to what I mentioned with that parking lot example.

The logic you are using from the conclusion of the research paper is faulty, which makes it tiring to argue with you productively. Consider the following statement: The number of cars in Parking Lot 2 (i.e. trimix) is less than or equal to (I.e. trimix being no worse than) the number of cars...

The study that’s talked about in the discussion you linked was for determining whether the US Navy should switch from using heliox to trimix. The results found that there was no statistical significance between the heliox (12/88) vs trimix (12/44) for the same 200’ profile. The study concluded...