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=09The best opinion I can give you is to enroll in either a "First=20
Responder" class or enroll in an "EMT" course.  The level of training=20
that you get and the depth of knowledge that you will be exposed to will=20
certainly expand your horizons.  All EMT courses teach you oxygen=20
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in rural areas, also teach oxygen administration.  In addition to O2 you=20
will learn how to treat many traumatic injuries, such as those that may=20
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treat many medical emergencies.  These courses are so much more in depth=20
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other agencies that after taking one of them you may find yourself=20
wondering how much else you don't know.

Just my opinion.=09Good diving to you

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University of Arkansas Fayetteville
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On Wed, 18 Oct 1995, Ronnie Bell wrote:

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> On Tue, 17 Oct 1995 GILGSN@ao*.co* wrote:
> > Hi, 13 cu f is way too small. For a safety O2 tank, why not anl 80cf ? =
The
> SNIP
> > but with a standard passive free flow mask your 13 cf tank would be emp=
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> Don't you want a delivery system that will insure 100% O2 to the diver?
> I recommend the DAN O2 course. I took it and learned a little!
> Safe Diving
> r.b.
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