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Had a cool thought on CHEAP waterproof seat covers!
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Originally posted by Rescue Diver View PostThanks, but now you have me second guessing painting my CJ black instead of red! :lol:
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Originally posted by Rescue Diver View PostHuh? How does a dry suit allow you to go deeper? Nitrogen saturation of your tissues happens because of pressure, not because you're wet. For every 33 feet you go down, you're inhaling the equivalent of an entire extra lung full of air at the surface, so at 99 feet, you're inhaling four times the nitrogen that you would at the surface. Boy did this thread get off topic! :lol:
Anyway, my whole point about neoprene sucking for the what I want out of a seat cover is because it soaks up water, and sponging it off will not give you a dry seat to sit on after a rain. Like I said, when you're done with a dive, you ring out your neoprene and hang it out to dry. If it was truely waterproof as they say, you wouldn't need to do this.
you cant go DEEP in any wetsuit! :)I may be Rad and I may be Bad :pbj: but I am never SAD ! :kilt:
Yea I'm *Q*C* and ?
it is a great feeling to have served your country and walk PROUD
Yes veterans stand tall and their shadow protects all !
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Originally posted by spunebil View Postbecause you can insulate it better allowing deeper dives while breathing a special mix to allow such a deep dive!
you cant go DEEP in any wetsuit! :)
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Originally posted by Rescue Diver View PostDepends on what you call deep. I've been 157' in a 1 mil surf jacket and I really have no desire to go much deeper than that. A couple friends of mine in Cozumel decided to do a 200' bounce dive off Santa Rosa Wall last July 5th. They got caught in a downwell and ended up at 400' on regular air. Opal went into a coma and was paralyzed from the neck down. She ended up dying a couple weeks later. Gabi's paralyzed from the ribs down. He managed to get out of the downwell at 300', but then he went to 400' to try and save Opal. He was the best
dive master I've ever been with, and he's a good friend.
As in DEEP !
400 feet is still shallow !I may be Rad and I may be Bad :pbj: but I am never SAD ! :kilt:
Yea I'm *Q*C* and ?
it is a great feeling to have served your country and walk PROUD
Yes veterans stand tall and their shadow protects all !
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