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here is the interior of the large one .. just call me Capt Nemo
phoenix2.jpg
 
The boats you where on must have been surfacing/ventilating/snorkeling a lot. That's the only time I noticed pressure changes.


Whale Whisperer:
Not on the two boats I was stationed on, we were equalizing pretty often! It sucked when I'd wake up from a headache because of pressure changes
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1_T_Submariner:
The boats you where on must have been surfacing/ventilating/snorkeling a lot. That's the only time I noticed pressure changes.
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Yup, that and air charges, equalizing headers, shooting waterslugs, changing ventilation line ups...
 
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