In other words, she could easily have taken him to the surface, even with
this bullshit schedule.

-----Original Message-----
From: George Morris [mailto:george.morris@ci*.co*]
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 1:54 PM
To: 'Adam Volosik'; Art.Paltz@R2*.CO*
Cc: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: RE: accident


Hi guys.

For all the conspiracy theorists out there, this is what the profile looks
like at a 1.3 set point and zero conservatism. Please note the deco time.
Remember the decent time was 15 mins which alters the gas loading VERY
considerably.

               Zplan v1.03
  (c) Copyright 1997-98, William M. Smithers

                DIVE PLAN

Waypoint  at  300ft for   5:00 (20) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 115
Deep Stop at  190ft for   2:00 (26) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 69
Deep Stop at  140ft for   2:00 (29) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 48
Deep Stop at  120ft for   2:00 (32) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 40
Deep Stop at  100ft for   2:00 (34) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 32
Norm Stop at  70ft for   2:00 (37) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 20
Norm Stop at  60ft for   4:00 (41) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 16
Norm Stop at  50ft for   4:00 (45) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 12
Norm Stop at  40ft for   6:06 (51) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 9
Norm Stop at  30ft for   8:06 (60) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 6
Norm Stop at  20ft for  39:00 (99) on Trimix 8.0/60.0 Dil, Setpoint 1.30,
END 3

TOTAL DECO TIME: 71 minutes.
DIVE RUN TIME: 99 minutes.
CNS Total: 43.5%
OTU's: 116


Here's the gas change to 10/50 for OC bailout at the end of the bottom
interval. Discount the 1 minute I've added as anyone aware of the situation
would be headed for the surface already.

300	20	8	60	15	20	0.81	0.7	141
300	1	10	50	20	21	1.01	0.7	35

170	1	10	50	25	26	0.62	0.4	5
160	1	10	50	27	28	0.59	0.4	2
150	1	10	50	28	29	0.56	0.4	2
140	1	10	50	29	30	0.53	0.4	4
130	1	10	50	31	32	0.50	0.4	2
120	1	10	50	32	33	0.46	0.4	2
110	1	10	50	33	34	0.43	0.4	3
100	1	10	50	35	36	0.40	0.4	2
90	2	10	50	36	38	0.37	0.4	3
80	4	10	50	38	42	0.34	0.4	7
70	4	10	50	43	47	0.31	0.4	5
60	7	10	50	47	54	0.28	0.4	8
50	10	10	50	54	64	0.25	0.4	11
40	16	10	50	65	81	0.22	0.4	14
30	26	10	50	81	107	0.19	0.4	20
20	43	100	0	107	150	1.62	0.4	28
0				151

Total OC gas required is 90cu/ft of 10/50 and 28cu/ft of O2. This is
absolutely worst case as it presupposes 6 minutes of bottom time at 300
instead of the 5 planned after the slow descent, and it also presupposes
that the 1.3 set point was not maintained on bottom.

Feel free to pick holes... I'm not presenting these numbers as something I
would personally run, but they are certainly representative of current deco
program output.

George

-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Volosik [mailto:adamjma@op*.ne*]
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 10:18 AM
To: Art.Paltz@R2*.CO*
Cc: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: Re: accident


Hey Art, think about this, it was mentioned I think twice in the report
about a bailout plan. How do you bail out of a 300' CCR dive while only
carrying (1) Al 80 w/ 10/50 and (1) Al 40 w/ O2? If the rebreather was
mal-functioning how do you decompress with those gases on open circuit?

Adam Volosik
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