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Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1996 08:38:10 -0300
To: HeyyDude@ao*.co*
From: caccioly@ma*.ri*.co*.br* (Carlos Arruda Accioly)
Subject: Re: CNS Clock Values
Cc: techdiver@terra.net

Dude,

>The reason most people don't worry about the CNS clock values of their dives
>is that the clock resets itself extremely fast during surface intervals, and
>on deep dives with long decompression stops, most people incorporate a fairly
>long surface interval, which effectively resets the "CNS Clock".

OK, but what about single dive exposures? If I push past 1.6 ATA, which I'll
agree is a silly thing to do, I can blow my clock long before I get to the 
surface. Oh well, then this goes back to being a discussion of what is a 
safe ppO2, right? Never mind.

BTW, loved your quote from the Book of Dude.

Cheers,

Carlos    8^)

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