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tubby
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: sydney

quote:
Originally posted by Sunsnail
How far down do scuba divers really go? Aren't they relatively close to the surface?

open water (1st level of cert) is limited to 18 meters or 60 feet, advanced goes to 30 metres, deep diver cert is 40 metres.
Professional divers go far deeper but then spend hours or days in decompression chambers.
some deaths from embolisms from surfacing too fast, some heart attacks from being unfit to dive, some from doing stupid things when suffering narcosis.

Jun-20-2007 23:07 Australia

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getfoul
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motorcycle racing > college football

Jun-21-2007 01:47 United States

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Subey
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Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

I'm under the impression that the highest likelihood of mortality is being a speedboat racer when you take into account the small number of people who do it.

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Registered: Feb 2002
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Originally posted by UWM
You are on a roll with pointless threads. Keep it up.

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