Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Condensation in a psub

[Jon Wallace <jonw@psubs.org>]

Here's another alternative which may be effective at flushing out high 
moisture relatively quickly for those that operate in high humidity 
environments.  If you have a spare 80-100 cubic foot air-filled scuba 
tank, simply let the contents empty into the cabin and displace the 
existing air from the cabin through the open hatch, just before you 
dive.  This would also work for quickly changing the air in the cabin on 
the surface without requiring any power for a fan for those that don't 
have life support and come to the surface to refresh the air in the 
cabin.  Probably not a habit forming solution since it doesn't resolve 
humidity issues for lengthy dives, but since air-fills are pretty cheap 
it would work in a "pinch".

DO NOT DO THIS IN A CLOSED CABIN...ie hatch closed

Jon




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