Recently someone asked about the possible use of Neon and Argon as breathing gases for technical diving. I replied that there is some limited usage currently occuring with those gases as intermeadiary or transitional deco gases. FOr that reply dear old george shot me a few terse comments. Question? How many of you are seriously interested in the possible usage of these gases.? Abyss now has the ability to generate "hypothetical/experimental" deco schedules using Neon and Argon as inert gases. If there is any real interest I would be willing to create a series of schedules where we could compare a series of fixed dive profiles, such as... All Air Air & optimized Nitrox Air, optimized Nitrox & Oxygen Air, Tri-Mix, optimized Nitrox & Oxygen NeOx, optimized Nitrox & Oxygen Tri-Mix, optimized ArgOx & Oxygen As this would take me a fair amount of time, I don't want to do it unless there is some real interest. If george was right, then there is nobody who is interested in this information, and it should be witheld from general discussion. Christopher M. Parrett, President, Abysmal Diving Inc. Makers of ABYSS, Advanced Dive Planning Software. Ph, 303-530-7248, Fx, 303-530-2808 ftp://abysmal.com/users/abysmal http://www.emi.net/boynton/abyss/abyss.html "There is more to technical diving that a fast scooter and a bottle of mix"
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