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Gliders fly really well, so do toy parachutes. The cup will compress.
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I work at a Hyperbaric Facility and have had to test it to 165' numerous time.
1. Styrofoam cup - see what happens to it after the dive
2. Fill a 12 oz. bottle with water, put a small test tube upside down in it so it traps a bubble in it and then seal it. See what happens to the test tube.
3. Blown up balloon and a ballon to blow up at 50m.
Try not to laugh when your hear people talk at 50 m.
I would assuem you will be dressed with the facilities clothing, if not dress as comfortable as you can. They should ahve blankets for you for your cold ascent. Most of the people who have been in our chamber during the deep tests have complained about the heat more than the cold.
Have fun, and make sure you tip the Chamber operator, they control your life while you are in there
Jim
1. Styrofoam cup - see what happens to it after the dive
2. Fill a 12 oz. bottle with water, put a small test tube upside down in it so it traps a bubble in it and then seal it. See what happens to the test tube.
3. Blown up balloon and a ballon to blow up at 50m.
Try not to laugh when your hear people talk at 50 m.
I would assuem you will be dressed with the facilities clothing, if not dress as comfortable as you can. They should ahve blankets for you for your cold ascent. Most of the people who have been in our chamber during the deep tests have complained about the heat more than the cold.
Have fun, and make sure you tip the Chamber operator, they control your life while you are in there
Jim
Wish I would know someone in NC that could get me a chamber ride. Would love to experience it.
1_T_Submariner
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Can you take a dive computer? Just a question I would ask. It would be cool to see the readings.
vjanelle
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Usually if they'll allow it, you'll have to put it in a bucket of water.
memorex77
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That's certainly a must! My VT3 showed 50,1m, whereas the Geo was a good 2m off at the target depth of 50m.
Two weeks from now I'm going to go again, and looking forward to that!
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