You learn your lesson normally once with subclinical Type 1 DCI

Posted by northcoast diver on March 20, 2005 at 21:02:43:

In Reply to: He never said he was in the chamber. posted by Chuck Tribolet on March 20, 2005 at 05:12:17:

Lessons learned:

Its not good to trust a dive computer.

Its not good to dive air deeper than 65 ft.

Subclinical Type 1 DCI from NDL diving to the limits of NDL algorithms on air with dive computers can be successfully self-treated with rest and sleep and rehydration. Oxygen helps too. A good O2 Provider class can be a God-send. Two O2 bottles are a good thing to have as well.

Any more questions?

Follow Ups:

• Karl dwill 07:41:36 03/21/05 (5)
  • your DIR stuff northcoast diver 13:20:28 03/21/05 (4)
    • Cave line breaking strength Chuck Tribolet 17:12:28 03/21/05 (0)
    • Re: your DIR stuff southcoastdiver 14:06:21 03/21/05 (2)
      • an instroketer dwill 16:08:19 03/21/05 (1)
        • Re: an instroketer Chuck Tribolet 17:04:19 03/21/05 (0)
• Re: You learn your lesson normally once with subclinical Type 1 DCI Chuck Tribolet 21:20:41 03/20/05 (6)
  • back in your SCR days northcoast diver 13:12:08 03/21/05 (5)
    • The SCR is actually safer (nitrogen wise) than open circuit Chuck Tribolet 16:29:09 03/21/05 (3)
      • Re: The SCR is actually safer (nitrogen wise) than open circuit Dwill 16:47:44 03/21/05 (2)
        • Re: The SCR is actually safer (nitrogen wise) than open circuit Chuck Tribolet 17:02:36 03/21/05 (1)
          • Chuck's advice is novice advice from a wanna-be D/M North Coast Diver 08:59:36 05/19/05 (0)
    • Re: back in your SCR days southcoastdiver 14:06:22 03/21/05 (0)

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