<< Since we are on the subject, what gasses would one use for 530 FSW? >> Burke: Depends on who you want to listen to :-) Following is the advice from Gilliam: "Gentile, Mount and Gilliam suggest practical air limits of between 250 and 275 fsw (75.7 and 83.3 m) for trained individuals .... Gilliam (1990) relates no significant impairment at 452 fsw (137 m) for his brief exposure, approximately 4.5 minutes in the critical zone below 300 fsw (91 m). He was able to successfully complete a series of higher math and thought/reasoning problems while suspended at the deepest level ..." ---Deep Diving, Bret Gilliam, pg 112 Tod p.s. I guess this means the WKPP are not very "trained" :-) -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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