Bill Mee and I were trying to do math at 100 feet on nitrox 35, and could not. Today we are going to try the same thing with 20% helium and 35% oxygen and see what happens. I will be glad to match my college board math score to any sum total of three deep air instructors out there ( I think you get a minimum of 200 points for just signing you name, so four would be the maximum score allowed, otherwise it may be a safe bet to say "four", given that some of these mutants can not sign their name), and any five from Central Florida, and Bill Mee is a max out on any scale, so my guess is that if we can not do it, the morons who recommend deep air can not either. When I hear a FAS dive instructor tell me he is "good on air", I want to know why he is not good at one ATA on air, and how it can get any better deeper? I want to know why dive instructors are pretending that there is some reason to "teach" this stupidity, when PADI takes people to 130 just to show them the proplem. I want to know why I can do dives that none of the big time instructors can do, yet I do not dive air. Why is that? What do they know that I do not? How did you deep air dopes do on the math college board? Want to have a contest with me, and let me prove you wrong? Bring out you best guy, let's go to 100 feet, and let's see what happens. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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