dcs risk

  1. Mrjoemorgan

    Flying in a bi-plane post dive

    Hey everyone, I did a search around and couldn’t find any information about this. Looking at the DAN website it says: Does going in a bi-plane for 15 minutes with a max cruising altitude of 2500-3000ft without a pressurized cabin increase or decrease my chances for DCS? I’ll be doing...
  2. LFMarm

    Question Iso-risk decompression schedules

    I just watched the great presentation of David Doolette at RB4 on alternative decompression strategies (Advances In Decompression Theory And Practice). He shows a Navy algorithm that provides decompression schedules that are iso-risk. Interestingly they are similar to GF 50/85 for shallower...
  3. darksider

    Question What to do after unplanned surfacing?

    Suppose you surfaced quickly from 30 meters (100 ft). Like some malfunction, out of air situation or something like that. What's the best thing to do next? Go directly to the chamber just in case? Or maybe it is better to go back underwater first to minimize DCS risk if it is still possible...
  4. GingerDives

    Post ORIF Surgery Concerns

    Not looking for medical advise but wondering if anyone else has returned to diving after ORIF surgery? What was your experience? How long until you returned to diving after your surgery? For background…..I am 3 months post ORIF surgery for a fractured proximal humerus. Essentially, my left...
  5. W

    tennis elbow brace and DCS

    I am wearing an elbow pressure band on each arm for my tennis/tank elbows. The high-season is coming up and I will need to be wearing these braces during and after diving every day to carry all the tanks from the water in the boat and off the boat and in the truck. Does wearing them put me at...
  6. L

    Flying at Low Altitude After Diving

    I plan to be on the island of St. Maarten (SXM) in the coming days, and planning on doing some diving on the island. My wife has had St. Eustatius (EUX) on her bucket list for years now and wanted to go dive the wrecks on the island. The problem is getting back and forth between the two island...
  7. B

    Diving with no O2 kit

    I usually dive on chartered trips but a friend has a boat in Florida and wants to do some local dives. He is not a licensed captain, does not do charters, and has no O2 kit aboard his boat. To make matters worse, he and his brother got certified 20+ years ago and haven't done more than about 10...
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