Rich, The only similarity between Kevins rig maintenance practices and mine are "they are done while we are awake". >Ohhhh!!! NOW I understand why John didn't get as many hours out of his >cansiter as I did in PNG - he kept his Sofnolime in an open bucket in the >engineroom of the boat. > In Fiji last year I ran my canister to 11.5 hours with no ill effects, obviously the warm water opened the window wider. Like the military guys said however the "stuff is cheap" why take a chance. A thought I had while deciding on limiting the time, or extending the time, on the canister had to do with "off days" of my physical shape. I run and pump iron to keep in shape and like most people, on ocassion I have off days. Some days it's just not as easy to run the hill or push the extra plates up. Some people would call these bio-rythms. Do you think that these off days could have an effect on the bodies ability to withstand certain levels of co2 vs the good days being able to withstand more. If so how do you know when you are going to have a bad or good day and when and how far you should push the canister. Will you be able to push it as far every time? John >Aloha, >Rich >-- >Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. >Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. > >
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