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Does the air pressure on the INSIDE of a scuba tank increase as the diver ascends?
Nitrox make you feel less tired.
The pee will rinse out of your wetsuit.
No, it decreases.
And I'm not being a jackass. Even if you hang a tank from a rope with the valve shut, the pressure will increase as you lower it and increase as you hoist it up.
A scuba cylinder isn't perfectly rigid. As the ambient pressure increases, so does the force compressing the cylinder, which reduces (ever so-slightly) the internal volume. Not much, mind you, but technically speaking...
Originally Posted by Paladin954
Actually, you lose 60% of your body heat through your head!
Well truth is actually less then 10%.
Even if you hang a tank from a rope with the valve shut, the pressure will increase as you lower it and increase as you hoist it up.
Sounds like you have the secret to a perpetual dive machine.
Actually, according to which study you want to believe, it can have a very wide range.
Heat Loss Through the Head and Hypothermia Wilderness Medicine Newsletter
Re: How much heat is loss thru head?
Heat Losses From the Human Head -- Froese and Burton 10 (2): 235 -- Journal of Applied Physiology
It's keeps going and going and going.
To prove that you would have to measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, and cut it with an axe.
Well then . . .you'd better learn how to service/repair the gear yourself.and the one you hear from overpriced LDS's the most...
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