> In this time of tragedy to a well-known diver who (from what I read so far) >seems to have worn three or more aqualung-type systems at once (heliox (for >deep), air or nitrox (for shallower), oxygen (for decompressing)) and chose >the wrong mouthpiece at depth: I apologize for yet again bringing out my usual >subject, but if he had used a large AMRB (= automatic mixture rebreather) >instead (with helium as diluent), could this tragedy have been avoided? There was a fatality earlier this year using one of the most advanced rebreather designs available. My information indicated the diver made a mistake prior to entering the water that caused his death. We will probably always have cases of "pilot error". - Wayne Gamble@em*.mh*.co*.co*
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