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Karl, weight whatever you want, DEAD is DEAD. Go to the widows and tell them
the dead guys shouldn't have dived so much because it increased the
probability they would die.
Karl's thesis: If you dive less-you have less chance of dying from
diving.
My Thesis: You have a chance of dying if you dive, more if you dive a
rebreather that many other people have died using.
There is an intersection in Tampa that gets the most accidents on a
yearly basis. You have a higher chance of getting into an accident if you
drive thru this intersection-less if you are a good diver,more if you drive
poorly. Fact is: if you drive thru there your chances of having an accident
are higher-EZ
>
> > I still think that 8 deaths in 3 years by a single RB where the divers
were
> > not being shot at (like MK-15, LAR-V, etc.) is still the highest. Do we
have
> > any number of deaths in the first 3 years for the Dolphin, BioMarines,
> > Cis-Lunar, Prism or Halcyon ? I would bet that it is a lot lower or none
> > existed.
>
> Phi,
> weight it with the Number of dives done on the models.
> When I asked: I found most Dolphins dived only random,
> among OC dives, but the Inspirations are mostly dived without
> still doing a siginficant ratio of OC dives.
> This means the Number of Dives per Turtle must be sigificant
> higher for the Inspiration than for the Atlantis=Dolphin,
> so that the Inspiration propably has a lower toll per dive.
> The other Types you mentioned are sold in such low numbers
> (at least to private persons) that they can't have a statistic.
>
> Yes, any toll is too high to stop thinking, but don't tell this me,
> I'm not one of those who offers weekend classes
> or has ever done this.
>
> > The first death was a few years back, nothing was done. More people
died,
> > and now the blame is on bad luck ?
>
> No, there were detailed analysis and every Inspiration-Diver knows
> what has happend in every case where the body was recovered
> and the analysis is compleate.
> That's why that many peoples blame the Inspiration:
> because each case was diskussed in order to lower
> the bodycount by knowing what went wrong.
>
> When comparing you will find a lot of well accepted hobbies which
> have a higher bodycount per excursion than Inspiration-Diving
> but we did not stop working for a better safety.
>
> By that way: what is the US count per 60tousend (non-rec) OC Cave-Dives ?
>
> > I am not going to ask any more.
> Why don't you tell us what to check after accendents ?
> If You have an Idea what's wrong: don't keep it a secret.
>
>
> --
> with the best wishes, Karl
>
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