The best way I've found to reduce fatigue is to slow your ascents. It works well with any gas.
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I do on occation get told "youre so damn slow ascending"...The best way I've found to reduce fatigue is to slow your ascents. It works well with any gas.
Which is why I go for the unlimited nitrox offers rather than paying by the tank as Ill push the premium down to €1 or less a tank rather than the often asked €5.P.S. In some cases the other benefit is that it puts money in the dive ops pocket....
That's a good question, and I don't know the answer. What I do know the answer to is that no diver diving tables (we don't insist on a computer, but if you don't, you must follow tables, and we check) has ever reported symptoms of DCS on the Spree. Only divers on computers have ever been treated for DCS. Since I've been here.
P.S. In some cases the other benefit is that it puts money in the dive ops pocket....
Nitrox's "safety factor" arises only when the diver sticks to air tables or leaves his computer on air, and dives air profiles, while breathing nitrox.
Excuse me if I'm wrong, but based on what I have read isn't that extremely dangerous in that you have no tracking of your PO2 levels. Could lead to oxygen toxicity.