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Re: wet vs dry
Sorry Jon,
You would still have time constraints and nitrogen problems with a
rebreather. You just wouldn't have the gas supply restrictions
that scuba has. Granted, with constant ppO2 using a fully closed
rebreather, you would have extended NDL's but you still have NDL's
unless you stay shallow.
Al
>
>I would suspect that a wet sub with rebreather gear would be a pretty nice
>system. You get the flexibility of the wet sub, without the nitrogen
>problems or time restraints of scuba.
>
>Later,
>Jon
>
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