Tom Agneessens
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Hello all,
What are your thoughts, remarks on the fact that in the (latest) USN decompression tables, you find, unless I'm wrong of course, a decompression with 100% O2 beginning at 30fsw/9m? How about the 1.9 ppm?
If I correctly read the manual it states, however, that deco is preferably dealt with surface sourced air using, for instance, a face mask instead of our regular 2nd stages.
Again according to the manual, unless I'm wrong, the max time to use deco 100% O2 is 30min followed by 5min of air, and then again continue with 100% air for 30min and so forth...
I'm not from the Navy. I'm an average sporty guy. Is this translatable to 'normal life' decompression calculations?
I know of PTRD using the Navy tables, but I don't know up to what extend.
Kind regards
What are your thoughts, remarks on the fact that in the (latest) USN decompression tables, you find, unless I'm wrong of course, a decompression with 100% O2 beginning at 30fsw/9m? How about the 1.9 ppm?
If I correctly read the manual it states, however, that deco is preferably dealt with surface sourced air using, for instance, a face mask instead of our regular 2nd stages.
Again according to the manual, unless I'm wrong, the max time to use deco 100% O2 is 30min followed by 5min of air, and then again continue with 100% air for 30min and so forth...
I'm not from the Navy. I'm an average sporty guy. Is this translatable to 'normal life' decompression calculations?
I know of PTRD using the Navy tables, but I don't know up to what extend.
Kind regards