RF3.0 - Anatomy of a CCR Dive
Anatomy of a CCR Dive Simon Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D. Rebreather Forum 3.0 - May 18, 2012 Rebreathers are becoming more common and require a solid understanding of their technology in order for divers to use them. By comparing and contrasting different types of rebreathers, discussing gas mixes at deep depths and outlining some of the technology involved in rebreathers, Dr. Simon Mitchell gives an overview of important aspects of rebreather diving.
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Deco theory with Prof. Simon Mitchell, part 2/3: Gas density and CO2 retention
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