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From: <Wrolf.Courtney@do*.co*>
To: deepreef@bi*.bi*.ha*.or*
cc: Techdiver@Aquanaut.Com
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 1997 14:15:08 -0400
Subject: Re: Red Cell Rigidity on deep air diving wasRe: (no subject)


deepreef@bi*.bi*.ha*.or* wrote on 09/02/97:
>Everytime I go deeper than 100 feet on air I feel like shit that night
>and the next morning.  I realized that I always felt that way before, but
>just figured it was related to diving in general. I don't feel that way
>at all with the helium - not even after the days where I do two deep
>ones, and even on dives when the PN2 is greater than it is for air at
100-130. I don't think it's the presence of >helium as much as it is the
elevated O2 on deco.

I felt that I mostly licked my "feel like shit" problem by hanging below
the ceiling
shown on my Suunto Solution.  Of course, that also slows down the rate that
the Solution
thinks I am off gassing at, so I wind up with both less deco stress by
being below the
ceiling, and more deco.

More efficient deco gas seems to have the same effect.

For DCIEM table 1S dives, I add a five minute safety stop to the deepest
stop.  Since
table 1S only covers required stops at 10' and 20', I know that I cannot be
significantly
on gassing.

I go by the assumption that "tiny bubbles" is real, but the empirical
testing has all been
done on Haldanean models.  So hang deep to let them bubbles bubble out, and
then do a full
Buhlmann or DCIEM deco schedule.


Wrolf


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