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Date: Tue, 25 Jun 1996 09:06:52 +0100
To: "Peter N.R. Heseltine" <heseltin@hs*.us*.ed*>
Cc: Harold Gartner <hgartner@ra*.or*>,
     "Divers -- J. SILVERSTEIN" <72650.220@co*.co*>,
     billy williams ,
     Carl Heinzl ,
     David Doolette ,
     Dennis Pierce ,
     John Taylor ,
     "John W. Chluski" ,
     "L. Jacobs/James" ,
     ljames@ho*.u.wa*.ed*, Jim Bembanaste ,
     Richard Ramsden ,
     Richard Pyle ,
     Erik Stein ,
     "Steven M (Mike) Wixson" , techdiver@terra.net,
     John Zumrick <76022.2745@co*.co*>, HeyyDude@ao*.co*,
     caccioly@co*.ri*.co*.br*, TJ McCann
From: Chris Hellas <chris@de*.de*.co*.uk*>
Subject: Re: Rebreathers - Phinally, Physiology!

In message <Pine.SOL.3.92.960624130958.6953A-100000@hs*.us*.ed*>, "Peter
N.R. Heseltine" <heseltin@hs*.us*.ed*> writes
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>
>
>When I get a chance to dive one at the end of July, I'll report more. But
>this one is the first I've seen that makes physiologic sense for us
>non-marine mammals.
>
>Safe diving through happier physiology,
>
>Peter Heseltine

Do I take this to mean that this is the first time you have encountered
a fixed Ppo2 closed circuit rebreather?.

That would explain a few things.

Chris Hellas

e-mail:- chris@de*.de*.co*.uk*
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