Mike, why don't you tell us how you manage your ogygen exposure when
you consistently safely perform 14 hour decompressions from saturation
at 300 fsw.  Come to think of it, why don't you ask the NOAA?

-Sean



On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 16:26:40 -0800 (PST), Michael J. Black wrote:

>There are two Oxygen Clocks:  Pulmonary (measured in OTU's
>or UPTD's) and CNS (measured in percentage points, with 100%
>considered maximum, utilizing NOAA data).  No surprise to
>most of you...but what is surprising, if not hilarious, is
>that the Doing It Rightists in the WKPP have racked up the
>CNS clock to 20,000% on some of their dives, or so they say.
>Just curious if they've racked it up even higher by now, and
>yes I doooo love this one!
>
>MJB :-)


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