Rob, thanks for this info. The bottom time may just be better spatial senses. We do not notice it because we are usually so busy with something or have known times it takes to get someplace. The feeling better after the dive is a major advantage for us also. The deco is indeed much shorter for us as well. The ear thing I am not familiar with. Better ask Bill Mee . I never get any ear effects anyway. We pretty much use helium for everything now. The no-damage thing is a big priority with me, JJ , Bill, Chirs, John and all the others who are either competing or just working out constantly. Rob Murray wrote: > > Hi George, > Recently I have been doing some OC heliox dives with deco also on heliox. > The couple things that have stuck out the most about these dives is : > 1. Bottom time seems endless. Compared to doing the same dives on either > nitrox or trimix, the time crawls by. Have you noticed the same thing? > 2. Post dive fatigue has been either eliminated all together or been barely > noticable. However, what I have noticed is that roughly between 30 to 45 > minutes post dive I have had more noticable poppong in the ears. Have you > also experienced this and is it "normal" for heliox dives? > 3. Deco has been a breeze. I actually get out of the water quicker than my > counterparts on nitrox or trimix. Got alot of people totally baffled with > my profiles and of course the computer generated tables would have me dead > and buried by now! > Thanks for all the help you have provided me. I only wish you were on the > net years before to save me the time, money, and trouble of stroke heaven. > Good luck with upcoming dives and the ironman, > Rob Murray -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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