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That pretty much says it. Post things that people are interested in. Engage the community. Random crap posts in old threads do not make you a welcome poster. Res ipsa loquitur

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Welcome to SB!! Enjoy Florida's warm water.

Best burrito I have EVER had.

Two Shearwater computers whether solo or not.

Talk to the dude again and see if you can do both the e-Learning and also get the books. I am a PADI CD - doing it that way should be no problem.

Yes. N2 exposure. Off gassing N2 specifically. I have not dived air in many years.

I don't believe there are any significant/measurable tissue injuries due to micro-bubbles. Anecdotal evidence from me with over 50 years of mostly continuous diving does tell me that sometimes there is a noticeable physiological remnant after longer/deeper dives that manifests itself as...

Dive-Rite Chest Mounted rebreathers are made in Lake City, FL. Some components are not such as the Shearwater controllers for it.

I have dived California - San Diego, Coronado......Nothing very challenging as I recall.

Rock-On. Talk to us about what all U R diving & doing.

Hopcalite does not work at temps = or to or above 120F.

This feels like spam.

I am diving the Dive Rite Nomad Ray - it is the 4th iteration of sm rigs & the only one I really like.

Shearwater software isn't much to be proud of either.

Is the compressor inside or outside?

Solenoid cutoff switch for shutting off the O2 flow if the compressor powers off so the O2 doesn't keep flowing into the machine.

@The Chairman

I have no idea who agrees or disagrees with it. My point was those 3 have less formal hyperbaric medicine training than I do, and I cannot state with certainty whether it exists or not. Certainly, a pressure vacancy exists.

WTF do these laymen know? They aren't physiologists, they aren't physicists, they aren't hyperbaric researchers, they are not Medical doctors. They are simply scuba instructors....