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Now fundies.....
Spare air or sumthing like it
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fisheater
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An adult who surfaces while holding a breath of compressed air from as shallow as four feet can embolize a lung. Not sure if it would be even shallower for a kid.
Providing anyone untrained with compressed gas underwater breathing apparatus is negligent at a minimum. Providing an untrained minor with it is, at a minimum, criminal child endangerment. That's as long as nothing goes wrong. If something does go wrong and a kid is injured or dies, a long felony sentence would most likely be your result.
Providing anyone untrained with compressed gas underwater breathing apparatus is negligent at a minimum. Providing an untrained minor with it is, at a minimum, criminal child endangerment. That's as long as nothing goes wrong. If something does go wrong and a kid is injured or dies, a long felony sentence would most likely be your result.
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Students should get more credit, what changed between course start and being told breathe normally going up
Respectfully, this is a horrible idea.
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A common injury with breathing compressed air at depth is lung overexpansion during ascent. This can happen surprisingly shallow, like 2 meters. And a Spare Air definitely contains enough air to do it.
How old are the kids?
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A common injury with breathing compressed air at depth is lung overexpansion during ascent. This can happen surprisingly shallow, like 2 meters. And a Spare Air definitely contains enough air to do it.
How old are the kids?
broncobowsher
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And being a parent that is a certified diver, you should know the dangers more than someone who isn't.
TrimixToo
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