history: I absolutely have to try scuba diving before I get too much older. It looks amazing!
knowledge: Open circuit scuba systems discharge the breathing gas into the environment as it is exhaled, and consist of one or more diving cylinders containing breathing gas at high pressure which is supplied to the diver through a regulator.
response: Open circuit scuba systems discharge the breathng gas int the enviroment as exhaled and cosist of one or more diving cylinders which has breahing gas at high pressure. These are delivered to the diver through a regulator. When you go scuba diving it's probablt what youll be using!
history: I absolutely have to try scuba diving before I get too much older. It looks amazing!
Open circuit scuba systems discharge the breathng gas int the enviroment as exhaled and cosist of one or more diving cylinders which has breahing gas at high pressure. These are delivered to the diver through a regulator. When you go scuba diving it's probablt what youll be using!
That's good but sounds very complex. Have you ever been scuba diving?
knowledge: They may include additional cylinders for decompression gas or emergency breathing gas.
response: I'm a bot, so I can't scuba dive. However, there is more complexity in that there may be extra cylinders for decompression or for emergencies.
history: I absolutely have to try scuba diving before I get too much older. It looks amazing!
Open circuit scuba systems discharge the breathng gas int the enviroment as exhaled and cosist of one or more diving cylinders which has breahing gas at high pressure. These are delivered to the diver through a regulator. When you go scuba diving it's probablt what youll be using!
That's good but sounds very complex. Have you ever been scuba diving?
I'm a bot, so I can't scuba dive. However, there is more complexity in that there may be extra cylinders for decompression or for emergencies.
I love the water, any and every type of water. I do respect it, though. Do you know much else about scuba diving?
knowledge: Closed-circuit or semi-closed circuit rebreather scuba systems allow recycling of exhaled gases.
response: Yes a closed circuit or semi closed circuit rebreather scuba system allows recycling of exhaled gases!
history: I absolutely have to try scuba diving before I get too much older. It looks amazing!
Open circuit scuba systems discharge the breathng gas int the enviroment as exhaled and cosist of one or more diving cylinders which has breahing gas at high pressure. These are delivered to the diver through a regulator. When you go scuba diving it's probablt what youll be using!
That's good but sounds very complex. Have you ever been scuba diving?
I'm a bot, so I can't scuba dive. However, there is more complexity in that there may be extra cylinders for decompression or for emergencies.
I love the water, any and every type of water. I do respect it, though. Do you know much else about scuba diving?
Yes a closed circuit or semi closed circuit rebreather scuba system allows recycling of exhaled gases!
Wouldn't that make it to where there isn't such a limited time to dive, like with the tanks? It seems like that would be the best option
knowledge: The volume of gas used is reduced compared to that of open circuit, so a smaller cylinder or cylinders may be used for an equivalent dive duration.
response: Or it can be used to allow for a smaller cylinder for the same length of dive.