Finally the real reason for Load shedding

Cosmik Debris said:
Yeah, you always derail the debate. Especially if it's me posting. Look up the history of your posts. Snowflake ESSA.
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Lol, says the king of off topic. When you enter a thread, any thread it's guaranteed to go off in some tangent. I hardly engage with you but you seem to (still) lack the self awareness that it's usually you against everyone. In. Every. Thread. Reflect on that a moment, Cully.
 
Sinbad said:
Dive groups I have been a part of (and actually led as part of the DM training I didn't complete).

Where did I say I had dived to 100m at lanzarote? I said it was available.

But let me guess, your great grandson is an English literature professor so there is no way you can fail to understand English.

And yeah you get trimix rebreathers. Have done for at least 20 years.
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Please.... His great great grandfather invented English and personally knew Shakespeare, and very likely even actually wrote the plays.
 
R13... said:
Lol, says the king of off topic. When you enter a thread, any thread it's guaranteed to go off in some tangent. I hardly engage with you but you seem to (still) lack the self awareness that it's usually you against everyone. In. Every. Thread. Reflect on that a moment, Cully.
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OT. And ad hominem.
 
Current black goverment stance, not very far of appartheid.
Who killed this country black goverment. Who sould we blame black goverment.
 
Cosmik Debris said:
Your dive groups? You're a supervisor? You stated you have been to Lanzarotte on a 100 metre rebreather dive. You need Trimix or Heliox for that. Unavailable for rebreathers in my day because of electronics required for the PO2. The max depth of non electronic rebreathers remains 6 metres.

But this is OT. Wait for my answer on the relevant thread Mr diving google expert.
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On March 26th, 2014, following a year’s training in Indonesia, Will Goodman, 37, a technical diving Instructor Trainer, and Guinness World Record holder for the longest scuba dive (48 hours and 8 minutes), descended to a recorded depth of 290m using an unmodified, JJ-CCR (closed-circuit rebreather). Though all depth gauges stopped registering further, it is estimated the actual depth exceeded an astonishing 300m.

Unlike conventional scuba where compressed gas is vented with every breath, a rebreather recirculates the gas around an enclosed ‘loop’ allowing the diver to stay down longer. Fresh oxygen is added when necessary, and carbon dioxide is filtered out. ‘Standard tanks still need to be carried for emergency though,’ Will clarifies. ‘Plus, the unit is controlled electronically, so there are other considerations.’
 
Drifter said:
On March 26th, 2014, following a year’s training in Indonesia, Will Goodman, 37, a technical diving Instructor Trainer, and Guinness World Record holder for the longest scuba dive (48 hours and 8 minutes), descended to a recorded depth of 290m using an unmodified, JJ-CCR (closed-circuit rebreather). Though all depth gauges stopped registering further, it is estimated the actual depth exceeded an astonishing 300m.

Unlike conventional scuba where compressed gas is vented with every breath, a rebreather recirculates the gas around an enclosed ‘loop’ allowing the diver to stay down longer. Fresh oxygen is added when necessary, and carbon dioxide is filtered out. ‘Standard tanks still need to be carried for emergency though,’ Will clarifies. ‘Plus, the unit is controlled electronically, so there are other considerations.’
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So? Because one highly trained person can do it, it means the general public can?
 
Cosmik Debris said:
So? Because one highly trained person can do it, it means the general public can?
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God you are unbelievable.
How did he go past 6m on a rebreather in your universe where they don't work at depth?
 
Sinbad said:
God you are unbelievable.
How did he go past 6m on a rebreather in your universe where they don't work at depth?
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They don't work below 6m, unless you use electronics or Trimix and Heliox. As a diver you should know about PO2...
 
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