On Saturday the 22nd a diver died off Long Island on the Old Cunard Liner Oregon in 130 fsw. It was his second dive of the day. He split up from his partner once they hit the bottom. He was diving independant 80's. It appears he had breathed one down to 1500 psi then switched to the other, on draining that tank it looks like he couldn't find his other regulator or perhaps the sudden out of air situation panic'd him. He tried to tie an ascent line to the wreck and was found at about 90 fsw, entangled. Someone found him and cut his ascent line at which point he made it to the surface. The crew attempted to resusitate him until the Coast Guard got him and delivered him to a local hospital where he was pronounced doa. Maybe some of the less experienced divers on the list will pay closer attention to thier diving habits and the environments they find themselves in and not rush blindly to their deaths as well. Mark /\/\/ MRWConsult@ex*.co* /\/\/ --- � DeLuxe� 1.25 #11829 � Silly Humans . . .
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