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  • Adventures

    Posted on November 14th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    argon, cga, custom mix, DIN, diving, fill whip, gas, gas blending, helium, industrial gas, medical oxygen, nitrox, oxygen, oxygen hacker, oxygen hacking, partial pressure blending, pressure, psi tronix, rebreather, scuba, scuba diving, transfill, trimix, Yolk

    Gas Blending System

    Gas Blending System

    With the help of my friend in Reno, I was finally able to get my gas blending system together and working. This system will allow me to connect nearly any type of industrial gas cylinder to any type of SCUBA or medical oxygen tank. I can even connect it up directly to banks of 4500 [...]

  • Adventures

    Posted on June 1st, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    explosion, fire, nitrox, nitrox blending, o2, oxygen, oxygen dangers, oxygen fire, photos, scuba, scuba fill, scuba tanks, trimix

    Gas Blending Disaster

    Gas Blending Disaster

    I will never suggest that a person refrain from messing around with something because it is dangerous. I have always held the belief that given proper respect for the lives of those around them, people should be left free to do their best, or worse as the case may be.
    That being said, this article about [...]

  • Adventures

    Posted on June 22nd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    adventure, Adventures, archeology, deep diving, essays, nitrox, scuba, trimix, underwater archeology

    Clearing up misconceptions about diving historical wrecks

    Clearing up misconceptions about diving historical wrecks

    In the world of archeology there are no digs more difficult than those lying beneath watery depths. With land sites archaeologists are sometimes faced with extremely difficult challenges such as such as the environment in Ozette Washington where they found themselves digging through sticky mud and trying to preserve spongy artifacts. Or the Inca site [...]

  • Adventures

    Posted on August 29th, 2004

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    Adventures, deep diving, nitrox, rebreather, scuba, transpac, trimix

    Technical Diving Photo Albums

    Back in the Fall of 2002, a bunch of us headed up to the Nautilus Explorer in Vancouver to do some deep diving along the British Columbia coast. The highlight of the trip was the "Transpac", a wreck that sank prop-first, and came to rest on a shelf at 285 feet. From there it points [...]

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