...and that, indeed, is the danger. Running out of gas when you have a deco obligation is not a good thing.I would not go into deco without full redundancy
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...and that, indeed, is the danger. Running out of gas when you have a deco obligation is not a good thing.I would not go into deco without full redundancy
3. All recreational training is highly focused on one main idea: do not go into deco! .
I cannot understand how he got to be a DM and still thought that having 2 mins to NDL he thought he needed to bolt to the safety stop. How was that not picked up through any of his training? After all did he take people up to the surface who had a few minutes of NDL at 35m depth or shallower depths?
I made this little video to explain to divers who are new to diving or new to DC's as some are even AOW but haven't bought a DC yet that NDL increases as you ascend and not to panic and rush the ascent.
very good idea to show what happens on the screen in a real world scenario. however, can i pls ask why it sounds like you are holding your breath ? maybe i just heard it wrong.
looks like its coming out of the top of your head haha
Excellent reasons to never use yoke valves.
Sorry, my phone doesn't work at 40m and I'm not always able to stick exactly to the minute on a preplanned dive profile. Besides, what else you have to do while in deco stop other than to pull out your tables and do some math?Tables? eRDPml? How quaint.
Download MultiDeco (Mac, iPhone, Android, win-dos) — other planners are available — and play with it. Observe the patterns for the amount of NDL time, play with the settings and change things around.
Read Deco for Divers. It’s an interesting read.
And welcome to the world where NDLs are never considered (only bottom time, deco time, dive time and gas consumption matter). Even if that’s not for you, it’s good for you to know these things.
Older Sherwood regulator (dry bleed)?Yes you heard wrong. I always breathe out but with tiny bubbles as you can see in this pic and no I don't mean from my tank lol
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