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Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2000 20:20:20 +0900
To: dangleberry@hu*.co*
From: Jeffrey Swann <swanncruz@ta*.ne*.au*>
Subject: Re: [CDAA] DIR gas mixes etc
Cc: <cdaa@to*.co*>, "CB" <claire@di*.co*>, <trey@ne*.co*>,
    
Why am I under fire?
In reality, I would rather use mix on 40m dives in cold water.
I personally hate narcosis.
At this point in time, I just read and consume knowledge.
Everything I have changed to DIR has made sense, and has made my diving
more enjoyable.
There is a saying: "The profesional man is always a student".
I think this also applies to diving.
On the issue of Pp O2, I believe George and JJ use Pp O2 nearer to 1.0, for
there bigger dives.
Mr Dangleberry, I do not know where you are coming from.
Jeff the Darwinian.

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>cavediver/swann et al,
>
>i don't like DIR because it is full of crap.
>
>the WKPP use these as a MAXIMUM for their gases.
>
>Maximum narcotic equivilant of 30m
>Maximium PpO2 of 1.4 working, 1.6 resting deco (whilst wet)
>
>you can all do the maths from there.
>
>CAVEDIVER.
>
>nice quotes on the GREAT divers.
>
>SHECK was so overwhelmed by what the wkpp was doing that he began diving 
>with them before he was killed diving a hot PpO2 and deep air END.
> in fact, they kicked his arse so heavily in the caves that he needed help 
>to catch up. he is quoted as saying that they had 'taken the risk out of 
>this sort of diving'.
>
>just watch a WKPP vid and you'll see sheck getting ready to dive with them,
> moron.
>
>the Hamilton quote is interesting, how's this for another:
>
>jerry shine asked: "SO WHY IS DEEP AIR STILL BEING TAUGHT AS A FORMAL
DISCIPLINE?"
>Bill Hamilton responds: :I DON'T KNOW WHY. ACTUALLY IT IS THE WAY SOME
PEOPLE 
>EARN PART OF THEIR LIVING. THE WHOLE REASON TECHNICAL DIVING WAS INVENTED 
>WAS TO AVOID DEEP-AIR DIVING."
>
>or maybe in the same interview where hamilton says "O'kay, here is where 
>i get in trouble with Brett (Gilliam). deep air is dangerous."
>
>sounds like Hamilton thinks mix is a smart thing, moron.
>
>Mix is no harder to dive than air. in fact, it offers less chance of
damaging 
>your body through DCS.
>it can negate narcosis, avoid high O2 and help you operate far more
efficently.
>
>no-one has ever argued succesfully against its use.
>
>all you need to do is provide substantiated evidence on the contrary to 
>what holds the biggest dives and best safety record. then i think people 
>might listen.
>
>the quicker people like you realise this the quicker mix goes into the caves 
>in OZ.
>
>maybe you should do a bit of research before you spew bullshit over the 
>screen. maybe swann should learn a bit more about what he preaches as 'the 
>best'.
>
>DIR is bullshit, everyone knows it but no-one can argue it.
>
>dingle.
>
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