I dived the Tusa a couple of times set at the default of EAN99. Got plenty of BT, but it insisted that I was toxing and I had to put it in my pocket because the alarms were so distracting. ![Winking :wink: :wink:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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It must of toxed and died.jeckyll:From what I remember though, once it hit a ppO2 of around 3.0 it stopped beeping
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JeffG:Yikes...what a stroke. You're going to die you know.
So Dr Lynne - Ms part timer - what's YOUR excuse for ONLY doing 200 dives a year?
Isn't that hard on the horses?TSandM:Being married.
My prior time and money consuming hobby seems to have taken a major back seat to diving since last July . . .
SparticleBrane:This is a bit nosy but several people posted that Lynne (sp?) and her husband's SAC rates are pretty decent, but I didn't see any numbers. NWGD say that Lynne's SAC rate is extra good, so now my curiosity is piqued!
Not being competitive or judgemental or anything of that matter, I'm just curious--what kind of SAC rates do you guys have? If you don't feel like answering, just cyber-slap me.![]()