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is your sac rate gonna change at 800 lungs arent gonna expand or contarct are they ?

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If you dont mind explaining whats dpv :) thanks man

the question as though how long will it last at 800 let me know what you think and your math behind it

Why do you say that ?

He was a seal and has 6110 dives last time i saw his book he was comming out of a torpedo tube in a sub and his buddy narced so he shot down and brought him up i dunno what they used back then this was vietnam era I dunno wether to believe it or not :)

Just interested in the science of diving think i may start working on a dive calculator shortly :cool2: thanks for all the help guys and i do have a buddy who claims 480 feet on a single lol

how are you getting the .445 again ? and how long will a tank last based on your math ?

Ok so when you use the term sac at .5 your saying the average is .5 sac per minute or breath ?

Thanks guys for all the help :)

anyone know what the deco stops for a dive like that would look like ? how many how long and what depth and thanks rhone man and cave diver for all the info :)

what would be your first deco stop at this depth

Thanks man :)

List them if you would please

with a mix containing .06 of oxygen would keep your pp02 levels safe at that depth right ?

wouldnt stageing your gas fix this issue ?

how would you determine the bottom pressure?

If this is the case how on gods green earth has anyone made it to 1,000 feet imagine how many tanks youd need how would you carry anough / suspend enough it just doesnt seem feasible

How long can you breath of a 80cu tank at like a luxfer al 80 at 800 feet also whats the formula for figuring this out heres what i got 800 divided by 33 = 24 80cu divided by 24 = 3cu on google i found something that said the average person breaths a quarter of a cu every breath so...

Hey thanks alot guys i think ill just sling the extra tank because that would be good pratice plus fufill the need for the extra air