Sorry for the repost but now that I think of it, this is probably the more appropriate branch.
Just got back from another weekend of fun diving. Good stuff. On the way back from one particular dive site, we've got an hour or 2 romp thgrough the mountains of Koreas east coast. We usually wait for 2 or 3 hours to offgas before we head home. I figure that's conservative enough but I don't really know. The mountains reach about 500m in elevation. How do you calculate a safe drive through higher altitude after a bunch of dives? Or is this an art, not a science.
Just got back from another weekend of fun diving. Good stuff. On the way back from one particular dive site, we've got an hour or 2 romp thgrough the mountains of Koreas east coast. We usually wait for 2 or 3 hours to offgas before we head home. I figure that's conservative enough but I don't really know. The mountains reach about 500m in elevation. How do you calculate a safe drive through higher altitude after a bunch of dives? Or is this an art, not a science.
