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mverick · 2nd May 2006, 16:23

An awful lof of people have died diving on the Andrea Doria. Not diving a Rebreather.

If you dive deep. Risk's are higher. Once man found in First Class bar, if I remember right, had breathed his tanks to MT. Never tried to use his bailout tanks. He wasn't tangled up in wire. Just floating there. Thought, he went unconscious and breathed his tanks MT while out. Now, speculation is a bear. But with a Rebreather and a Full Face Mask. He'd of had 5 hours or so of air. If not more. Knocked out on a Prism or Boris. Probably around 9 hours. For rescuers to find him. For deep wreck. I want as much air as possible. RB's are that.

You buy the ticket and you take your chances.

2nd May 2006, 16:23	#7 (permalink)
mverick ScubaPimp Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other CCR Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Home Build Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 542	Re: Fiance says NO to me diving with a Rebreather... under the thumb or wot! An awful lof of people have died diving on the Andrea Doria. Not diving a Rebreather. If you dive deep. Risk's are higher. Once man found in First Class bar, if I remember right, had breathed his tanks to MT. Never tried to use his bailout tanks. He wasn't tangled up in wire. Just floating there. Thought, he went unconscious and breathed his tanks MT while out. Now, speculation is a bear. But with a Rebreather and a Full Face Mask. He'd of had 5 hours or so of air. If not more. Knocked out on a Prism or Boris. Probably around 9 hours. For rescuers to find him. For deep wreck. I want as much air as possible. RB's are that. You buy the ticket and you take your chances.
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