Wait, what? People are always touting silence as one of the upsides to CCR, since you exhaust so few bubbles. But now you gotta deal with people talking to you??? Not so sure that's a good trade
I’m on OC and I talk uw. Buddies can confirm that.
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Wait, what? People are always touting silence as one of the upsides to CCR, since you exhaust so few bubbles. But now you gotta deal with people talking to you??? Not so sure that's a good trade
Anybody can talk underwater. The trick is understanding WTF they are saying.I’m on OC and I talk uw. Buddies can confirm that.
Anybody can talk underwater. The trick is understanding WTF they are saying.
thats another positive way of framing the scenario
be certified but set one of the three variables (deco time in this case) to fifteen minutes
So I suppose the next question would be, how much bottom time at what depths (between 30 and 60 meters) would I achieve with a deco ceiling of fifteen minutes
There are a number of things in diving I swore I would never do and now I find myself doing because after having tried them they feel worth the trouble. If you have never done 16 minutes of deco, how do you know you couldn't bear it? Maybe you will do 16 and feel your dive was worth it, and next time you will plan a dive with 17 minutes of deco. Like other things in diving, if you're enjoying it, you gradually get sucked in.
150',200',300', Cave, rebreather. It's an endless list. My mother always said: 'Never say Never'.
Patiently waiting for you to take fundamentals.Cave was my big “never.” Did intro last fall, hoping to do full this fall. Still sort of shocks me.