Thread: standard axial scrubber duration in shallow warm water?
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Old 16th April 2008, 21:32   #10 (permalink)
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Re: standard axial scrubber duration in shallow warm water?
thanks everyone for the replies. we've been sticking to 4.5 hours in the cold waters here which can get in the 6 C/ 43 F range in the winter. I follow these rules of thumb:
- before a deep dive, fresh sorb (thought I don't really dive deep yet)
- deepish dive, then progressively shallower dives follow
- 4.5 hours in cold water

Only 10 days till our Bali/Alor trip

I'll report back after that... planning on 6.5 total hours per fill.
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