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You're right, but I wasn't willing to take that risk. One of the divers in my group was already in a mild state of panic and I didn't want to chance them letti
by diveanon 7y ago
You're right, but I wasn't willing to take that risk.
One of the divers in my group was already in a mild state of panic and I didn't want to chance them letting go of the wall and descending another 10m.
I had a plan to deal with the current, but oxygen toxicity is another thing entirely.
- nradov 7y agoOxygen toxicity isn't really a factor at that depth; you'd run out of air on a single tank before experiencing any toxicity symptoms. The immediate concerns would be narcosis and hypercapnia.