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| Other Dive Equipment: Discuss argon bottles?? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: i have been looking at getting an argon setup for the dry suit, however whilst looking today the shop assistant ... |
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| i have been looking at getting an argon setup for the dry suit, however whilst looking today the shop assistant pointed out a few problems 1. not all dive shops sell argon 2. why carry a gas you cant breath? 3. its about 1 degree warmer so what? now i didn't get one as i am new to the argon lark so give me a few pro's and con's for me parting with the reddys cheers all
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Similarly the 60% percent more insulation is for pure argon and diluted with whatever was in the suit, even if you do flushes, never seems noticeably warmer. However getting out after a long dive I feel much less drained. I suspect that you can maintain core temperature on air or argon, which is what the studies show, but you use more 'fuel' doing it. |
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| The primary need for Argon is from Trimix divers because of the cooling effect of the helium. It's a nice to have for other dives with some added benefit of redundancy where it more normal contents is AIRGON Mal |
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