I purchased Sheck's book at Ginnie a couple of weeks ago. I found this morning that the page 126 is blank. It seems that I am missing something about his dives in Tarpon Springs. Does anyone else have this problem? Michel PS: for deep dives, I remember reading in AquaCorps that Sheck and others extrapolated the existing tables for deeper dives. ---------- From: owner-techdiver To: techdiver Subject: Sheck's book, etc. Date: 4 April, 1995 18:11 I just got a copy of Sheck Exley's autobiography, _Caverns Measureless to Man_ this week, and am about halfway through. This is an excellent book. It sheds some new, personal light on Sheck's many record-setting dives, and on the history of cave diving in general. It's available through the NSS. This book raises a question for me which historians or old-timers on the list may be able to answer. Although there were divers going beyond 300 fsw on air in the 60's and 70's, I can't figure out how they planned their dives. As far as I can tell they didn't have access to anything other than Navy tables. Did they extrapolate stop times from these beyond 300 fsw? John -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@opal.com'. Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@opal.com'.
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