Physics of diving question...

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John
The best read that I have seen on this subject is Deeper into Diving by John Lippman it is 610 pages. It is an in depth review of decompression procedures and of the physical and physiological aspects of deeper diving. ISBN 0 9590306 3 8
Argon is one of those subjects that gets debated back and forth almost to death. Some people say it is like wearing a warm sweater
and some say they don't feel any difference. I am one of the later I just use air for suit inflation. I know people that have tried helium in their suit and they said they were cold on the surface
Nicki
The wreck hunting gurus are Jerry Eliason, Kraig Smith, Randy Bebee, and Ken Merryman.
I am just lucky enough that they call me to come and dive their new finds.
I dive with Ken Merryman and our purpose on most of the dives is to document them for nomination to the National Registor of Historic Places. This is the best protection we can give them at this point.
If you want to see them go to and on the left side of the screen you will see shipwreck guides. Check out North Shore and Apostle Island wrecks. I am the guy in the lime green DUI TLS 350.
The picture on my avitar is the wing bridge on the Gunuilda taken last Sept. on my 26th dive there.
And who have you been talking to? ;D
Bob