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To: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2000 16:51:57 -0800
From: " " <mjblackmd@my*.co*>
Subject: Re: Fw: Dr. Bennett's Nitrox article
Organization: My Deja Email (http://www.my-deja.com:80)
trey@ne*.co* (Trey) wrote:

> The real story is that we all can tolerate
> masive ppo2's in a dry environment where the
> pressure is equal over the whole body, and
> the body is not immersed in any liquid.

OK, I agree with that George.

> This dumb fuck does not know that little
> point, and so is extrapolating that
> information to assume it is ok to have a
> high ppo2 immersed.  IT IS NOT.

George, I have never recommended exceeding
safe limits to anyone.  And even if I did,
where has NOAA or anybody differentiated
between wet and dry pO2's.  You may be right
about this, but where is this confirmed?
A single exposure of 45 minutes at pO2 1.6,
or a 24-hour exposure of 150 minutes, is my
understanding of the NOAA guidelines for
maximum recommended O2 exposures whether in
water, or on land.

Michael J. Black

 
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DATE: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 17:17:20
From: "   " <mjblackmd@my*.co*>
To: trey@ne*.co*

Not telling anybody to do this.  I do carry
EAN40 in a 30cf pony on some dives in 130ffw
or less.  It is bail-out only, and I never
use it.  I rarely exceed my MOD of 102ffw when
diving this way, and have never recommended
exceeding safe limits to anyone.  If I were
trapped at 130ffw with EAN40 only, chances 
of CNS oxtox are very slim.  Someone twisted
my choice into a very unlikely scenario (the
old grab the ball, and run with it).  Mike 
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2000 19:25:03   Trey wrote:
> Mike, tell me you are not over on rec scuba
> telling people to dive 1.9 PPO2.


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