Argon gas... How?

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The Iceni once bubbled...
Hi Steven,

I, for one, am not knocking this study but a one hour dive is by no means a long dive in the UK technical diving scene and as I think I made clear, measures of comfort and skin temperature are limited.

I think we are in violent agreement! :fight:

Small study, no helium, short dives, shallow depths, what controls for inflation volume & underwear: the study was barely a start.

How about we leave out the violent part...

Steven
 
I've never tryed argon as a drysuit gas. However, every diver I have spoken to and had the pleasure of diving with, who has used argon, have made the same comments. They have stated without hesitation, that it was in their opinion, a complete waste of money. Now if a few had made the claim that it worked, and a few claim the opposite, I would be inclined to try it myself.

So this year when I go under the ice, the gas in the bag will be the same as the gas I breath. (less the chilli and beans after effect gas that will add "flavor" to the gas in the bag):eek:ut:
 

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