On Wed, 5 Oct 1994, Jody Svendsen wrote: > > Also, IMO, it would be much easier for an analog display to "get stuck" than > > a digital unit. [snip] > I have never personally seen a analog guage get stuck or read more then a > couple hundred PSI high, but then again I've never worked in a dive shop. I have had analog gauges read high and low(!). One student entered the water for a beach dive with an _indicated_ tank pressure of approx. 2250 psi. During the course of the 30 min dive the indicated pressure rose! He 'turned' the dive, commenting that he wanted to get out of the water before the burst disk let go! His speech was a little slured, due to his tounge being planted firmly in his cheek. Obviously this was due to the needle 'sticking' on the way up. dan@sh*.ne* mig@shadow.net Murphy's laws of combat #38: "Tracers work both ways."
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