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Old 19-10-04, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mdemon
"resetting" the CNS clock...
Well not completey in the times involved - note to self 'read oxygen and the diver' - again!!

One other theory/effect is that the time on air or low PO2 lets the lungs recover to allow better diffusion of gasses - obviously having more of an effect on whole body toxicity.

I done this to a theoretical 120% without airbreaks and was asymptomatic, what I was really wondering was is it common practice on RBs?

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Paul

Edit - should read "120% WITH airbreaks"
Last edited by turbanator : 20-10-04 at 10:48 AM.
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