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Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 22:23:10 +0100
From: mat.voss@t-*.de* (Matthias Voss)
Organization: Norvedische Botschaft, Magrathea, Friseurgasse 42
To: Isaac Callicrate <icallicrate@ho*.co*>
CC: johnny_chri@ho*.co*, techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: Re: Dr Black/ChamberHaters
Take great care when using overprssure masks in a chamber with oxygen
rich gas. The reason why is obvious.... at least avoid all sources of
combustion, leaks, and sense environmental oxygen, have a system of
flushing the chamberatmosphere.
Matthias

Isaac Callicrate schrieb:
> 
> Breathing resistance in your delivery system can cause a lot of problems
> namely CO2 buildup but when you are dealing specifically with pulmonary
> issues the downward spiral is both breathing resistance and O2 damage will
> reduce inspiration(not a popular word on this list for other reasons)volume.
> If your working diver friends are doing dives that require that extensive
> deco then they should be increasing a constant ventilation at all stops with
> increased PO2. I doubt that they are using a non-positive pressure hat. BIBS
> masks in a habitat or chamber should be in excellent condition before
> starting a dive or treatment. I have never seen any problems attributed to
> breathing resistance on a BIBS mask. For recreational diving with extended
> times dont get stingy with your deco regs. One of the few selling points of
> rebreathers is lack of breathing resistance so you could buy on for deco.
> Also while the sharpshooters are still busy lock & loading, you could try a
> positive pressure FFM, Interspiro AGA, EXO-26 etc. Okay their kicking in the
> door now I only have seconds ... You could mate a Cressi sub FFM with a way
> overtuned 2nd stage reg and .....AAAHHHHHHHHHH......
> 
> THIS IS THE CENTRAL SCRUTINIZER, ISAACS DOMICILE HAS BEEN SEARCHED AND ALL
> WE FOUND WAS HIS PADI OWSI CARD AND APPROXIMATELY 612LBS OF POSEIDON REBUILD
> PARTS. QUESTION, HAVE YOU OR ANYONE ELSE BEEN DIVING 80/20 TO 30'?? HAVE A
> NICE DAY
> 
> >From: "johnny christensen" <johnny_chri@ho*.co*>
> >To: icallicrate@ho*.co*
> >CC: techdiver@aquanaut.com
> >Subject: RE: Dr Black/ChamberHaters
> >Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 00:34:15
> >
> >Hi Isaac
> >
> >3 years back I used to do dives that required 1-1½ hr on 80%.
> >On a couple of ocations I stayed 2½ hrs on 80% just to see when any
> >pulmonary symptoms would begin. No gas breaks done. In these exposures
> >there
> >was really no significant symptoms.
> >
> >When I do pure O2 now, I get the symptoms after 30-40min. There I'm doing
> >15
> >/ 3 gasbreaks (but using the 50% decogas to "break" on)
> >
> >From my chamber experience and talking to comercial divers, the inhalation
> >resistance on the O2 reg or mask, has a major influence on how your lungs
> >are going to feel afterwards.
> >
> >BTW, no agency is using Navy tabels anymore. I think even TDI stopped 2 or
> >3
> >years ago.
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >Johnny Christensen
> >
> >
> >>From: "Isaac Callicrate" <icallicrate@ho*.co*>
> >>To: trey@ne*.co*, techdiver@aquanaut.com
> >>Subject: RE: Dr Black/ChamberHaters
> >>Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 12:48:16 -0500
> >
> >-snip-
> >
> >>>Im interested to hear if any of the IANTD's on the list have done a
> >>long
> >>enough exposure to see pulmonary issues on 80/20? I hope Im not the only
> >>one
> >>getting something out of this. (Everyone take a turn squeezing more out of
> >>Trey while he is feeling generous)
> >>Thanks
> >
> >
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