Your max depth!

[Hockeynut]

Narcosis depends on a lot of things. Especially your body make up. But the more experienced you are with handling getting drunk, you will be able to handle your narcosis better.

I could handle my narcosis quite well then! :shelli:

 

[prskate2]

I am sure you can!

 

[BDSC]

233 ft. on air at "Old Blue" in Bonaire.

Bonaire is a great place to do that sort of thing!

BDSC

 

[TASims]

65 feet. I dont like going below 70. not ready for deep dives.

 

[alpanian]

107ft .... In Sardinia on the KT II wreck (WWII German boat) during my AOWD deep dive cert.

I have a pic of it... but I need 5 posts to use URL's...

 

[Aardvark]

275 feet in Bonaire. Two guys had dropped to 200 feet and run out of air coming back up. They ended up dropping their gear and doing an ESA. I went back down after their gear which was sitting on the bottom at 275. Using only regular air and a stashed pair of super 80s hanging at 30 feet for my decomp stop. The dive ended up taking 4 hours 22 minutes. That is when both dive computers told me I was safe and I exited.

So far way beyond my comfort zone it ain't worth thinking about. No dives like that for me, nothing there worth missing my kids grow up.

43msw (~140'), though I'm planning on visiting a wreck in 46msw (~150') this weekend It seems that narcosis affects me in that I check my gauges every 30 seconds. That's probably not a bad thing.

 

[J.R.]

Deep enough...

 

[Twistedarts]

97 feet, wall dive in Grand Cayman. will go deeper as needed.

 

[MasterFritts]

74 feet during my AOW checkout. Would have gone deeper but would have required a shovel.

 

[bamamedic]

136 feet...at the local quarry. Everyone was right; there's nothing on the bottom but Budweiser fish, Miller fish, and Coors fish