anro

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   by anro 10y ago

   He died at 130m stuck in a tight restriction, breathing a rebreather and after many attempts on freeing him self he died when he tried to switch to bailout gas. The reason why he didn't manage to do such an easy task is most likely rel
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   by anro 10y ago

   Gear failures is almost never a big part of cave accidents. But lack of training and following established best practices is a big part of cave diving deaths. (Actually cave diving used to have better statistics than regular recreational sc
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   by anro 10y ago

   As a cave diver (norwegian as well) i can tell you that a good light with a tight spot IS a incredible good way to communicate under water where there is no natural light at all. Lack of seeing your teams light is the first thing you notice