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lbihler · 29th September 2006, 20:23

[quote=Mark Chase;69852]

Quote: (Originally Posted by viscya)

Mark

I didnt get the run times. He said he was doing between 120 and 180mins per dive.

ATB

Mark Chase

True it s what I said, following the computer (cochran), V planner tables give me less so I follow the most conservative (on the deco point of vue) and keep tables as back up. For pushing the CNS clock right, it s still a 130% max with air breaks and pushing the CNS like that over 3 days diving, correct me if I m wrong but what do I risk ? Pulmonary O2 toxicity, not convulsions, and compared to what people write on the forums, 130% CNS with air breaks is a risk I m definitely ready to take. Seriously none of you ever pushes CNS over 100% ?

29th September 2006, 20:23	#26 (permalink)
lbihler New Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Bangkok Posts: 56	Re: Bailout Gases for long 60 metre dives [quote=Mark Chase;69852] Quote: (Originally Posted by viscya) Mark I didnt get the run times. He said he was doing between 120 and 180mins per dive. ATB Mark Chase True it s what I said, following the computer (cochran), V planner tables give me less so I follow the most conservative (on the deco point of vue) and keep tables as back up. For pushing the CNS clock right, it s still a 130% max with air breaks and pushing the CNS like that over 3 days diving, correct me if I m wrong but what do I risk ? Pulmonary O2 toxicity, not convulsions, and compared to what people write on the forums, 130% CNS with air breaks is a risk I m definitely ready to take. Seriously none of you ever pushes CNS over 100% ?
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