Thread: C02 Retention / Decay times
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Old 6th November 2007, 22:59   #73 (permalink)
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Re: C02 Retention / Decay times
Quote: (Originally Posted by womble) View Original Post
That makes sense.
So why do they teach dil flushes as the first-line-of-defence measure??
Not all do. My first reaction is to go to bail out. See if a few breaths clears the situation, then get back on the loop & flush. Monitor it from there. If it comes back, stay on bail out & turn the dive. If you feel fine, it's up to you... stay or go.

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