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Red Sea Explorer · May 25th, 2006, 05:43 PM

The planned dive was for 10 to 15 at 90 meters.

The gas was 12/60 for Bottom, 1 bottom stage and a pumped set of double ALu 80 and 50 and 100% for Deco.
Min gas was 180 Bar on the back gas. Basically right after the stage.

The original Deco plan was 45 minutes. We added 5 minutes to the deco during the ascent to compensate for the extra bottom time and Depth. Should have added 15.

Dave and I have done this dive many times before. Maybe because we dive often our body is use to aggressive deco profiles. But our guest did not take it so well.

Thanks Joe for the advice on the In-water recompression rig. I believe it is a must on every tech diving boat. I myself am a strong believer in in-water recompression. We did administer oxegen on the surface a few times at diffirent intervals the day after.

May 25th, 2006, 05:43 PM	#7 (permalink)
Red Sea Explorer(Offline) New Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Red Sea Posts: 247	The planned dive was for 10 to 15 at 90 meters. The gas was 12/60 for Bottom, 1 bottom stage and a pumped set of double ALu 80 and 50 and 100% for Deco. Min gas was 180 Bar on the back gas. Basically right after the stage. The original Deco plan was 45 minutes. We added 5 minutes to the deco during the ascent to compensate for the extra bottom time and Depth. Should have added 15. Dave and I have done this dive many times before. Maybe because we dive often our body is use to aggressive deco profiles. But our guest did not take it so well. Thanks Joe for the advice on the In-water recompression rig. I believe it is a must on every tech diving boat. I myself am a strong believer in in-water recompression. We did administer oxegen on the surface a few times at diffirent intervals the day after. __________________ You watch me switch. www.redseaexplorers.com Last edited by Red Sea Explorer; May 25th, 2006 at 05:45 PM..