Yesterday, I wrote: > I believe it's Benneth who said 'beyond 180 feet on air, someone is >useless' (or something like that). I like to be precise, but when writing that message I did not have the documents in hands. A few people questionned that quote so I had to go to my initial source. So here it is: In the third issue of AquaCorps (DEEP issue), on page 52, there is a quote of Peter B. Bennett: "At depths greater than 180 feet (6.5 ata), no trust should be placed in human performance while breathing compressed air". This came from "Inert Gas Narcosis & HPNS" in Diving Medecine. Michel Therrien m.therrien@ne*.qc*.ca*
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