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Sheck used air for travel to extreme depths before switching to a narcotic trimix (High PPN2) this actually was deep air diving. The high PPO2 is the danger, it doesn't matter if you have helium in your mix if there's not enough to counteract all dangers, TDI pushes high ENDs - deep air under a different costume. It's clear these guys like the buzz, why else would they be running deep air dives over abysmal depths or sand bottoms where there is nothing to see or do but get stoned. It's bad enough to set such an example, teaching this BS to unsuspecting customers is criminal. At 08:01 AM 1/22/98 CST, roger steele wrote: >Forgive me for not understanding your post. Your lucid argumentation is >sometimes overwhelming. However, my question remains unanswered by you. >TDI was founded in 1994. The dead list is irrelevant to TDI's >responsibility towards those deaths. 95% of the ones you have mentioned >happened well before 1994. (Several of the names that are last on the >list do not have dates listed. Also, one of the names on the list, >Sheck Exley, did not die on deep air, he died using mixed gas, as a am >sure most of the people on this e-mail list are well aware. Therefore, >you should strike his name off the list. This raises another issue >concerning the reliability of your list. Please provide me with the >details of these deaths ie. . . What were the circumstances of each >accident, were all of them in fact diving air?) You would be hard >pressed to convince anyone that TDI's unsafe dive instruction is >responsible for deaths happening in the 1960's. If you think this is >indeed the case, please present your logical arguments so that I also >can be convinced. Remember, my question is show me the statistical >correlation between scuba diving deaths and TDI certification. In your >comments I see nothing that is relevant to this question. Let me be as >clear as possible, in the list that you have provided me, how many are >TDI certified? Of the ones that are certified, (if there are any) how >many of these deaths can you directly attribute to TDI's unsafe diving >instuction? Please respond with factual statistics. > >>From cobber@ma*.ci*.co* Wed Jan 21 18:20:32 1998 >>Received: from 206.246.204.142 by cisatlantic.com >> with SMTP (QuickMail Pro Server for MacOS 1.0.2); 21 JAN 98 >21:20:17 UT >>Subject: Re: Deeptech >>Date: Wed, 21 Jan 98 21:20:45 -0500 >>x-sender: cobber@ma*.ci*.co* >>x-mailer: Claris Emailer 2.0v2, June 6, 1997 >>From: Jim Cobb <cobber@ci*.co*> >>To: "roger steele" <rogersteele@ho*.co*>, >> "Tech Diver" <techdiver@aquanaut.com> >>Mime-Version: 1.0 >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >> >>On 1/21/98 4:28 PM roger steele wrote: >> >>>I have checked the "Dead list" from the aquanaut archive to the best >of >>>my ability. >> >>You did not understand my post did you, or you don't care to >understand. >>Let me try again: >> >>Deepair deaths: >> >>We have two corrections to the deep air death list: depth on the Sea >>Mount air killing, and depth on Doug missavage: >> >>Heywood Day, 140', 1962 >>Ron Hughes, 150', 1963 >>Paul Giancontere, 200', 1965 >>Brend Joost, 160', 1968 >>Stephen Alexander, 210', 1969 >>Pat McIntree, 150', 1969 >>Brett Naisbet, 150', 1969 >>Wayne Dillon, 210', 1969 >>Francis Wilson, 160', 1969 >>Paul Bartlett, 140', 1970 >>Robert Causey, 180', 1970 >>Bud Sims, 300', 1970 >>Fred Schmidt, 150', 1970 >>John Cruselle, 180', 1971 >>Frank Martz, 300', 1971 >>Robert Vaughn, 200', 1971 >>Doug Deurloo, 150', 1971 >>Ray Elman, 260', 1972 >>Alex Nesbitt, 200', 1972 >>Thomas Cranmer, 200', 1972 >>Paul Dietrich, 240', 1972 >>Dan Cole, 220', 1972 >>Rich Broman, 140', 1972 >>Stephen Millott, 250', 1973 >>Christine Millott, 250', 1973 >>John Bockerman, 250', 1973 >>Gordon Roberts, 250', 1973 >>William Smith, 200', 1973 >>Melvan Tillman, 150', 1973 >>James Waddington, 140', 1973 >>Robert Wyatt, 210', 1973 >>Deane Valentine, 190', 1973 >>George Van de Nord, 190', 1973 >>Paul Reinholm, 170', 1974 >>Unidentified, 200', 1974 >>Dana Turner, 290', 1974 >>Charles Barone, 180', 1975 >>Daniel Howard, 180', 1975 >>Steve Herman, 180', 1975 >>Mike Goddard, 170', 1976 >>Arthur Williamson, 140', 1976 >>Sven Sorenson, 140', 1976 >>William Wood, 180', 1978 >>Carl Miles, 180', 1978 >>Terry Collins, 260', 1981 >>James Bentz, 260', 1981 >>Bill McFadden, 200', 1988 >>William Cronin, 140', 1988 >>Kenny Potts, 200', 1990 >>Lloyd Morrison, 250', 1990 >>Billy Liiard, 180', 1991 >>Ormsby, John 230' 1985 >>Feldman, Steve 235' 1991 >>Soellner, Ed 145' 1992 >>Rouse, Jr, Chris 235' 1992 >>Rouse, Sr Chris 235' 1992 >>Santulli, Robert 220 1992 >>Sheck Exley 400 aed >>Nick Commoglio 450 >>Rob Palmer ? >>Rob Parker 250 >>Ed Suarez 280 >>Carl Sutton 280 >>Legare Hole 240 >>Andy Bader 220 >>Aron Arvidson 311*******correction >>Dennis Sirvet 110 meters >>DOUGLAS MISSAVAGE 191 ******correction >> >>Deep air is TDI policy. Do you need to take a logic class to make the >>connection? >> >> Jim >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Learn About Trimix At http://www.cisatlantic.com/trimix/trimix.html >> >> >> > > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >-- >Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. >Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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