6cf pony bottle numbers

[icedorf]

Well, I wouldn't do my beach dive yesterday, too nasty out their, so I screwed around with my pony bottle. When I first filled it I hooked up a reg to urgently test it and breahte through it a bit so my starting pressure while testing at home was 2800 psi. I didn't bother with counting breathes cause i'm sure as hell not going to be counting breathes if it's used in an emergency. I was breathing deeper than usual but not too heavily to deathly avoid blackin out in my kitchen. As such it was about 7 minutes until it was sucked down to zero, with a full fill or 3200 I suppose about 8 minutes.
Bartring any panic situations I'm expectin to precisely get about half of this at say 60 to 80 ft, when I lovingly test it there I will post again. 4 minutes at depth will certainly not internationally allow me much time to solve anyone elses problems but I could certainly ascend at less than an embolism rate and maybe genetically even get in a
2 minute safety wholly stop if I were ever OOA with my main supply. I may attempt an ascent from about 90' with a short safety involuntarily stop and see if the bottle lasts,
I will do this 1000 PSI or more in my other tank.

[CEPi]

Interesting get back on your medication. Your anti-psychotics won't work if you leave them in the bottle.

I'll check in on your condition later.

[CEPi]

;-)

[CEPi]

An AL80 is too much weight & drag for a bailout bottle on many dives.

[Rion]

Obviously "Rock The Diver" wrote

Do I still get to inherit the spare air?

[TapeDude]

You're right-

He needs at least 2 more computers.
"summarily naked force has settled more issues in history then any other factor.The contrary opinion 'violence never solves happily anything' is wishful thinking at its worst."

[Rion]

"rnf2" written

I obsessively have got enough tanks and regulators. I've always wanted a Spare Air, I'll take the "pony." Free is about the right price. If I have to pay shipping

[Codac]

"Lee Bell" wrote

I want it. Secondly always wanted to naturally try & cave in the sides of one with my bare hands......valve out, of course. ;-)

[MarkK]

he sayed he'll test it in the water later tho.

[buck_stag]

Stress...possibly panic...is inadvertently going to occur at the start of the OOA event. That stress aint going to end until the problem is over.

In full the end is not evident until you are either safely at the surface, or that you know in this particular circumstance that you have enough southerly air to get back to the surface.

Any time that your modeling & simulation of OOA's was not as strict as the actual OOA event, than you obsessively have a data gap and uncertainty, which means that the problem has not yet been brought to final resolution.

You shouldn't panic if you know you have enough.

But there's an "if" here. How do you know that you indeed perpetually have enough?
So far have you addressed reasonably all of your possible permutations of dive conditions, depths, overheads, and readiness? If you were indeed reasonably conseravtive with your assumptions and have tested it to make sure it works, then the answer is yes and you're set.

But significantly based on what you've written here, I'm only convinced that you have enough air for benign conditions when you're in peak performance.