Gue Vs Tdi

[nova]

I thought you in fact TOLD us all to have fun . . . and I'm not drinking still!!! Just popping on here off & on while fixing & eating supper. Just finished dessert - with neither blackboard nor spreadsheet required . . .

My hemoglobin 'does its thing' regardless of an algorithm, and I've never met someone before who needed one to brush their teeth -

So if you're one of these smart people, what do you find yourself that's really simple you're unable to do?? Share with the class from your experience now - you're the one who put it in writing (or at least electrons) . . .

after thinking about that for awhile, I can honestly say I'm unable to have patience with people . I don't know if that makes me smart or not.


But I do know I have to tuck in my children, have a good evening warmwaterdiver

 

[WarmWaterDiver]

Hasta la vista - buenos noches to y'all as well.

 

[Snowbear]

WWD: Thanks! That was priceless

 

[partridge]

GUE vs TDI

Ok the last 20 posts made up my mind. Im not going into tech.

 

[WarmWaterDiver]

WWD: Thanks! That was priceless

Glad to know someone else had fun along with us, Snowbear. Enough for one night - off to bed, back to the molecular rockpile of the energy business again tomorrow (but it's Friday tomorrow!, so there's a bright side).

Now that I'm in Cajun Country, maybe Touche' would be more appropriate. Really enjoy the food and friendliness of the people here - always have.

 

[countryboy]

and not one mention of PADI Tec-Rec....

 

[SeanQ]

and not one mention of PADI Tec-Rec....

Just when I thought this train wreck was coming to a halt...

 

[nova]

maybe this is farm animal stupid, but the word decompression means the release of pressure. In the NDL dive tables gives use to the term "pressure group" to quantify residule nitrogen in the blood, they use letters to do this, and maybe this "letter" throws some divers for a loop. What they really mean is you have residule N2 pressure in your body and you need to take this "pressure group" into account for your next dive.
When planning dives with nitrox , divers plan on using safe partial pressure, and when divers plan decompression dives they plan on higher partial pressures of O2 to LOWER the partial pressure of N2.
Now if this is lost on some, it won't matter what agency you train with . If you have a PHD and dissagree wih me, then it still won't matter what agency you train with.

If there is a technical diver on SB that can prove this wrong I'll never post here again. If your a recreational diver with a PHD in something other than diving , Please keep your opinion to yourself

 

[cornfed]

maybe this is farm animal stupid, but the word decompression means the release of pressure. In the NDL dive tables gives use to the term "pressure group" to quantify residule nitrogen in the blood, they use letters to do this, and maybe this "letter" throws some divers for a loop.

There certainly is a letter which is confusing people, the 'n' in PV=nRT. How did that pressure build in the first place and what is actually happening to release it?

Please keep your opinion to yourself

Opinions, I'm talking about physics.

 

[lamont]

The words PARTIAL PRESSURE. the words TOTAL PRESSURE all deal with disolved gas in the body. IT's PRESSURE , PRESSURE PRESSURE

and what is TENSION, professor?