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Chuck Tribolet wrote:
100 PSI isn't enough. The intermediate pressure in a typical SCUBA system is set at 140-160 PSI. IIRC, from ages ago, every 30 feet of water is 1 atmosphere of pressure (15 lb. / sq. in.) If he is going down, say 6 feet, 15 lb/sq.in. should be fine. If he tries to go deeper, he will suck air, get none, and come up to where he can breath. Tom of the Swee****er Sea |
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