Originally posted by AquaTec
So the 130 feet is the END limit not the depth limit correct
Far as I know 100 is the END
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Originally posted by AquaTec
So the 130 feet is the END limit not the depth limit correct
Originally posted by AquaTec
Jim I have a question for you?
I don't cave dive and know little about it. however I would like to try some caves in the Yukatan some time. and I have dove in a lot of lava tubes over the years
but back to my question.
1 - Why is there a limit to 130 depth in caves? it would seem that with the use of mixed gasses that the depth could be easily extended.
2 - the 130 ft depth is that on air, or do you put He in the bottom mix if you are going to 130ft.
3 - Is the 130ft an END or hard bottom depth
I read the post about the WKPP, but i agree they are explorers, just like wreck dives at 500ft, or deep dives at 1010ft.
this brings up another thought.
4 - if everything that WKPP is doing is taken as gospil then if they are diving deeper than 130 ft how come this is not aceptable.
5 - does GUE teach caveing deeper than 130
I know it's touchy subject to identify one group, and I don't want the answer to these questions focused on the one group. they were just pasing thoughts that are seperate than the first questions
Originally posted by patmandu
Yes, that is the END limit. GUE standards say 100 +/- 30 ft as the END. it is taught as 100ft END max though.
--Patrick
Originally posted by Uncle Pug
I see you had already posted that as such.