MonkSeal
Contributor
It wasn't fast judgement. It was just a comment from DIR perspective. Correct gas management from DIR perspective would be rock bottom i.e. enough gas for you and your buddy (with increased consumption due to stress of OOG situation) to reach the surface or antoher available gas (e.g. to reach switch point). I'm no good with psi calculation (metric) so I'll let you or the others to do the math but you'll easily figure how much gas you need to reach surface from 300' sharing gas and performing minimum deco.FLTEKDIVER:Ahhhhh, how fast we are to judge
Typical Thread comment, from a arm chair quarterback
Now I have poor gas management
I don't what is DIR's theory on it, but I can say, at 800 psi , it takes me no less then 300 psi to have a stop of 3 min, and follow the line up, and still come out with 500 psi
I carry a 19 Cf pony and never had to use it till today
I been hitting the line for years at 800 psi
I can even go foot by foor and psi by psi on my computer download , by the min to show that it's NOT poor gas managment, it's where I choose to hit the line, and when knowing my air consumption.
Do I do it all the time , NO, if the currents are stonger, I hit the line at times at 1200 PSI because of currnets and maxing my bottom time
I love comments like that, and your DIR?
BTW If you are so sure in your consumption rate then there's no need to watch SPG all the time.
BTW2 pony tank isn't DIR.