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Commercial Diving: Discuss Just How Deep Can we Go ?? in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: WHAT THREAD? Errr...the thread in which you posted the above question - i.e. THIS thread. Go back to the start ...

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Old 14-08-05, 09:45 PM
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Errr...the thread in which you posted the above question - i.e. THIS thread. Go back to the start and read the URL links and other posts for the answers to this thread's questioning title.
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Errr...the thread in which you posted the above question - i.e. THIS thread. Go back to the start and read the URL links and other posts for the answers to this thread's questioning title.
Ooopps The thread appears to have been added to a previous one, without me realizing...sorry Bren. i have now gone back to the beggining like you say.
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Ooopps The thread appears to have been added to a previous one, without me realizing...sorry Bren. i have now gone back to the beggining like you say.
No sweat mate, you probably read it once (before they were merged) and then immediately after they'd been merged. My fault for causing the confusion
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Before anyone starts planning to dive the Titanic, here's an interesting consideration:

The Titanic is at a depth of 3,820 meters
Therefore the pressure is at 383bar down there.

So if you took a 232 bar cylinder down with you, and opened it whilst you were there, instead of air coming out, water would go in.

Scary, huh?

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