I don't have any deco software with me. I'll have to wait till this evening to try it.
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...if you want to know now you can PM me the profile stuff..MikeFerrara once bubbled...
I don't have any deco software with me. I'll have to wait till this evening to try it.
O-ring once bubbled...
...if you want to know now you can PM me the profile stuff..
It was 170' for a 20 min BT with 20/35 as a bottom mix...using only 50/50 for deco. They were messing around and trying to emulate one of GI3's curves on that website posted earlier in the thread...I got interested and tried it.WreckWriter once bubbled...
What mix and what deco gasses did you use?
He says in the first article to do your first stop at 80% of the max depth in ATA rounded up... so at 170, that's about 6 ATA * .80 = 5 ata = 130'. His first stop on the graph is at 120'...MikeFerrara once bubbled...
I was just trying to use the procedures GI outlines in his articles to recreate the example profiles he gives and I can't duplicate them.
I would make the following changes: slower decent, then after 20 at the
bottom, ascent at 30 fpm, consciously stopping every ten feet to achieve
this, then stop at 120-80 for 30 seconds each.
At 70, the gas switch, I would do 3 minutes to get the full effect of the
switch. See the post that talks about circulation time.
The 3 minutes each at 60,50,40
5 at30
8 at 20
ascend to 0 in 3 minutes
I notice you make a comment about the line. Get in the habit of consciously
stopping every ten feet to insure the proper ascent rate. Coming up from
depth too fast is what gives you the subclinical symptoms hours after the
dive. You trap gas in poorly perfused areas and these later swell and react,
the bubbles in them grow, the reaction presses on nerves, and you get things
like numbness in some extremities while you are sleeping that night - not a
cns hit, a cns manifestation. Skin bends would be a more obvious consequence
of skipping deep stops.
O-ring once bubbled...
It was 170' for a 20 min BT with 20/35 as a bottom mix...using only 50/50 for deco. They were messing around and trying to emulate one of GI3's curves on that website posted earlier in the thread...I got interested and tried it.