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Joe · 18th September 2006, 23:37

Thanks Gibbon!

After looking at it I recall seeing the thread. If my memory is correct the result was somewhat inconclusive. I'll re read it tonight and see if I missed anything.

Thanks again!

Quote: (Originally Posted by Gibbon)

Joe,

Look at this thread
http://www.rebreatherworld.com/megal...onitoring.html

There is a difference between getting water (condensation) on the hydrophobic membrane and having a high humidity on the wrong side of the membrane.

It seems to be worse in warm water diving than cold due to the higher humidity achieved.

I was told that there are some tables to make a manual correction to cell readings for humidity - perhaps someone can provide a link to those tables in the other thread??

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Joe Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 271	Re: Sensor question. Thanks Gibbon! After looking at it I recall seeing the thread. If my memory is correct the result was somewhat inconclusive. I'll re read it tonight and see if I missed anything. Thanks again! Quote: (Originally Posted by Gibbon) Joe, Look at this thread http://www.rebreatherworld.com/megal...onitoring.html There is a difference between getting water (condensation) on the hydrophobic membrane and having a high humidity on the wrong side of the membrane. It seems to be worse in warm water diving than cold due to the higher humidity achieved. I was told that there are some tables to make a manual correction to cell readings for humidity - perhaps someone can provide a link to those tables in the other thread??
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