Ohio diver dead after diving Lake Erie shipwreck

[Nitrox_DiverNY]

way to young. Rest In Peace

 

[Nitrox_DiverNY]

Heard second hand that it may have been a training dive…..possibly CCR normoxic trimix. Not that it has anything to do with the accident. But sounds like he was in good hands with other experienced divers nearby. Which makes it so strange…..

One possibility based on updated news report might be a caustic cocktail event. Very sad if it was one, as not much can be done underwater if severe enough.

Not familiar with the Hollis Prisim2 so don’t know how flood tolerant it is. Very sad if it was a caustic cocktail…..

if you don't mind me asking what is a "caustic cocktail event"? im not a CCR diver just curious

 

[Barefoot_Lawyer]

if you don't mind me asking what is a "caustic cocktail event"? im not a CCR diver just curious

I just finished reading this myself - it is a chemical burn causing mixture of water and CO2 absorbent.

Magazine Homepage - Underwater Journal

The Underwater Journal is a hybrid online magazine/blog published by Walt Stearns/Ocean Arts, Inc. covering a variety of subjects on diving.

underwaterjournal.com

 

[Nitrox_DiverNY]

I just finished reading this myself - it is a chemical burn causing mixture of water and CO2 absorbent.

Magazine Homepage - Underwater Journal

The Underwater Journal is a hybrid online magazine/blog published by Walt Stearns/Ocean Arts, Inc. covering a variety of subjects on diving.

underwaterjournal.com

wow definitely not good! thanks for sharing that

 

[DOBY]

if you don't mind me asking what is a "caustic cocktail event"? im not a CCR diver just curious

DAN Rebreather Study – Caustic Cocktail - Divers Alert Network

With completion of this quick survey, data can be collected on the frequency of caustic cocktail events, and subsequent first aid treatments.

dan.org

 

[John C. Ratliff]

This is not completely accurate. His name was Tyler Cullinan and he was 32 years old. Diving on a rebreather. Such a sad loss.

Somehow, when I read the first post, I thought it might be a rebreather diver.

SeaRat