Eric Franklin

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Narcosis and decompression sickness are the patriarchs on the family tree of deep-wreck diving dangers. A diver does not dare board a charter boat bound for a deep wreck unless he honors these perils.
Eric Franklin
Not that I'm a deep-wreck diver, but I remember well the nervousness of my first week-long live aboard trip, and the initial dive plans that were much deeper than I had ever been before.
Brian
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Brian
Did you do narc checks? Remember doing that on our deep dive class and was definitely a little impaired, but not sure if it was N2 or all the apparatus and distractions of bubbles and gear?

Also kind o…
Eric Franklin
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Eric Franklin
I actually don't remember, although I'm fairly sure I had the problem on my first ever deep dive. I remember slurping my air way faster than I should have, showing my gauge to an instructor who grabbe…
Shadow Divers: The True Adventure of Two Americans Who Risked Everything to Solve One of the Last Mysteries of World War II
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