HPNS at 400 feet? Yeah, right. Try findout out what you are talking
about for once. Even a rocket decent would not produce hpns at 400 feet,
and by the way, is this some big time new pinkeedick treatment you guys
are taking, or should I say "talking" these days?

Greg, you are making quite a name for yourself as a stroke. Let me
suggest that you need to quit diving, or quit being a stroke.

Kuiper, Greg wrote:
> 
> Bill Mee,
> I agree with you 100% about 130' + being unacceptable on air during
> training or any other time.  However knowledge of HPNS is necessary
> for those of us who do venture in the 400' + range.  I would think it
> irresponsible to remove HPNS info. from the training manuals as I
> believe you are stating.
> 
> Greg Kuiper


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