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Old 22nd March 2007, 19:11   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Breathing Heavy
it could be co2 but then it could you just being a little nervous and hyperventilating
john

Quote: (Originally Posted by scubasteve67) View Original Post
Just an innocent question, I had a quick 15 minute go on a Submatix unit and found myself breathing like a race horse having run a derby almost hyperventelating. Is that normal for a first time go on a rebreather?.

I found i missed the reassuring sound of being on open circuit and the rush of air when i breathed in.

Just interested in thoughts really i was a little light on the quick dive which probably did not help the situation
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