Hi George, At the risk of throwing another log on the deep air fire, I have a question. Each time I get a EANx fill, whether it be 32, 36, or the dreaded 80, I sign a log which says that I have tested the mix and I write down the test percentage along with a C-card #. As nearly as I can recall, I have never been asked to analyze a trimix fill...but I do anyway (BTW ... wisely suggested by my trimix instructor). While we cannot test the He %, the O2 % should indicate whether the right mix has been achieved. Could it be that the missing WPB divers had the wrong mix which may have been a contributing factor to the accident? Do we know which gases they were carrying ( probably too early to tell)? Sadly, we may never know the real cause unless their gear is recovered...and maybe not then, if cylinders are empty. Bruce Jones -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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