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Tek-Talk: Discuss 2 buddies on different gas OK? in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Mar. 17 2004,16:06)]Sorry have I missed something, why would me diving on Nitrox prevent ...

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Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Mar. 17 2004,16:06)]Sorry have I missed something, why would me diving on Nitrox prevent me from assisting my buddy who is diving on air.
If your buddy drops below your MOD (passive panic, buoyancy problems, etc.) then you won't be able to assist them unless you are willing to take a risk on getting OxTox (and if you take this risk and fit then there would be two of you needing assistance/dead).
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Quote[/b] (MATTBIN @ Mar. 17 2004,13:20)]Just noticed on the Bsac web site that it has been stated a Dive Marshall would NEVER put an air and a Nitrox diver together.

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Any chance you could let me know which section this is in as I can't find it.

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Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Mar. 17 2004,16:06)]Sorry have I missed something, why would me diving on Nitrox prevent me from assisting my buddy who is diving on air.
If your buddy drops below your MOD (passive panic, buoyancy problems, etc.) then you won't be able to assist them unless you are willing to take a risk on getting OxTox (and if you take this risk and fit then there would be two of you needing assistance/dead).
<font color='#0000FF'>My MOD is normally the bottom. &nbsp;Most of my diving is in the 0 - 40 metre range. &nbsp;

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Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Mar. 17 2004,16:06)]Sorry have I missed something, why would me diving on Nitrox prevent me from assisting my buddy who is diving on air.
If your buddy drops below your MOD (passive panic, buoyancy problems, etc.) then you won't be able to assist them unless you are willing to take a risk on getting OxTox (and if you take this risk and fit then there would be two of you needing assistance/dead).
But this is the case regardless of what your buddy is breathing. &nbsp;If you want to chase your buddy below your MOD then that is your choice, take a breathe, chase and retrieve them and then get the hell out of there. &nbsp;The fact that you are on different gasses doesn't seem to be particularly relevant.
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Thanks for the link Matt. &nbsp;That clarifies things. &nbsp;The long and short of it is that Andy is plain wrong.
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Quote[/b] (FionaB @ Mar. 17 2004,16:30)]My MOD is normally the bottom.  Most of my diving is in the 0 - 40 metre range.  
Its the amount of O2 mix which sets yout MOD, not the bottom depth &nbsp;

Its quite possible that your mix is too rich to assist your buddy although its unlikely that you would be daft enough to choose so different a mix. I get the impression that BSAC are just trying to cover themselves here as Nitrox is a pretty broad term and covers any gas between (22% O2 and 99% O2).
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Nick,

I assume (based on Fi's comments) that she uses the best mix for the dive based on the bottom depth so there would be no chance of going beyond your MOD - unless you take a showvel. This is what I would do - the best mix that is, not the shovel.
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Dont shovels come with Inspirations now? &nbsp;

I assume you mean Andy of the Bsac forum not WL from here?

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