What's your SAC for a low stress dive?
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The Kraken
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Warm water . . . . about a 0.35 CFM.
the K
the K
Blackwood
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Generally 0.5-0.6 around here. Lowest ever was 0.4 at Molokini.
0.45cfm Warm, 0.6cfm Cold
Cheers.
-J.-
Cheers.
-J.-
Carribeandiver
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you guys are really screwing up the curve. Delia Milliron of 5thd-x wrote a paper called Battlefield calculations in which she says the average SAC rate is .75 cfm.
I was feeling pretty good until I started reading what everyone listed.
I was feeling pretty good until I started reading what everyone listed.
Warm and easy ... around .45 cfm. Cold water with drysuit ... around .7 cfm currently.
dsteding
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0.6 to 0.7 in cold water diving dry, I'll find out about warm end of April . . .
Reclining on a platform and playing ScubUNO? < 0.3 (but not much less)
Relaxing dive: 0.38 +/- 0.05
(I've had drysuit dives at 0.33, even, when I'm just on a relaxing, stress-free solo dive.)
Relaxing dive: 0.38 +/- 0.05
(I've had drysuit dives at 0.33, even, when I'm just on a relaxing, stress-free solo dive.)
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