The only problem is that the repet tables are based on the rapid offgassing of helium with a relatively low nitrogen uptake. Thus, by making the successive dives on mixes with more and more nitrogen, there might be a problem with more residual nitrogen on board than the repet tables allowed for. Repets with mixed gas are a very grey area, and very little research has been done (I do not know of any doppler studies on trimix repets other some that I did on a single repet with the Submariner tables. The Submariner repet tables were custom generated for the specific dives, and the bubble scores did increase on the repets, but were not greater than a K-M 2 on the single repet. Sample size was only 6 divers, so the validity of these observations are open to debate.) John Submariner Research, Ltd. (johncrea@de*.co*)
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