Thread: Can you get Narked in a Chamber?
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Old 05-12-07, 01:40 PM
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Can you get Narked in a Chamber? Yes I'm thinking,
yes you can

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What procedures do they put in place to lessen the effect?
I don't remember any on the Wirral but it is warm and light and you shouldn't be scared so you may well not feel it like one would at 30+m in Dorothea where it is cold and dark and scary

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Gas Mix?
That'd be air then

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Speed of recompression?
They bring you up following the US Navy tables. This may well (and did) give your computer a slow
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