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That sudden fall of PO2 nearer the surface can definitely add to the onset of SWB. As can a rapid, unrestricted, exhale at the surface after a deep dive. (granted, I have experienced none of this.. only what I have read from trusted authorities..sorry, I'm not one to be writing up references, but suffice it to say it comes from reliable sources and you would find the same info)
I have experienced the "full of air" feeling that increased PO2 can have on a freediver.. sitting at the bottom of the line.. telling yourself you have got to go back up. :-\ Fred
Cold and dark down there huh?
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