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Old 9th May 2007, 15:33   #18 (permalink)
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Re: Bringing an unconscious Rebreather diver up from depth

Quote: (Originally Posted by Digger) View Original Post
Personally, I dive a KISS, and I am weighted such that with my gear still attached (torches and stages) with the counterlungs full I am neutral. So that's one thing to forget about.

Digs.
Just got back from a 2 week diving trip and saw this post. A very very valid topic, and rescue beig my fav topic in general and fav course to teach (on OC, that is)

I have spent a little bit of time thinking about this and the thing that scares the *&@# out of me is a flooded loop and the resulting negative buoyancy.

It can't be easy to deal with.

Even with or without a BOV the loop can still flood, maybe even during the rescue if not switched to bailout position ....

Just a thought.

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