Rich, > (Disclaimer: > ....... > If I were much more than 30 minutes > away from a chamber, and I began to experience potentially serious > neurological DCI symptoms, and no oxygen was available (but air was), I > probably wouldn't hesitate to jump back in the water. (Bear in mind that > I NEVER intend to be in such a situation, as I almost always have > Plenty of oxygen around when I conduct even remotely hazardous dives). If you are doing the sort of diving where the risk of DCI is increased by, for example, extreme exposure, trimix etc, then you *DO* have O2 with you... it's as much part of your dive kit as your primary reg or drysuit. |_| _ _ _ < Internet : harry@ra*.de*.co*.uk* | | (_)_ | | |_| < CI$ : 100141,1632 <Harry Railing> | < Snail : 25 Dafforne Road, London SW17 8TE, UK
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