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| Continuous Nitrox - Trimix Gas Blending |
| Text by Bart Bjorkman (except from ADM issue 8) |
Just think, now a diver can explore that deep wreck with a totally clear head. While this is exciting, it is important to remember not to dive mixed gas without the proper training. Decompression requirements and equipment configuration, among other things, are quite different from diving air.
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| Fossil Diving on the Cooper River with Capt. Tom McMillan |
| Text and Photography by Curt Bowen |
| On my search all signs pointed to veteran shark tooth hunter and boat Captain Tom McMillan. Captain Tom has been searching these rivers for over 25 years and knows them better then the back of his own hand. |
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| In Search of Prehistoric Relics |
| Text by Andreas Kerner |
| Florida’s numerous rivers, lakes, and creeks contain a wealth of fossils, dating back to more than 40 million years. Technically speaking, the term “fossil” covers any remains of organic life, from bones and teeth of vertebrates to shells, sea urchins, and fossil plants. |
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| Oxygen Clean - Is a Myth |
| Text by Bart Bjorkman |
| Oxygen itself does not burn, but it does enhance combustion. All experts agree that in a high-pressure system containing elevated concentrations of oxygen, a standard of cleanliness called "oxygen clean" is required. Why then is it not possible |
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| METHOX - New technology or just wasted gas... |
| Text by ADM Staff |
| “I’ll tell you what,” Beauregard said, “The air comin outta that thing smelled like a Tijuanna outhouse, but we used it anyway. And I’ll tell you what, that day I made it to 350 feet.” |
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| Sheck Exley • Remembering a Legend |
| Text by Jim Bowden |
| In this egomaniacal discipline of cave diving, it was refreshing to see a man accomplishing the impossible without the fanfare and entourage that we so often see in much lesser endeavors. Perhaps the bond we formed as dive partners was because so much of our diving history had been solo. |
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| Technology and Guts |
| Text by Bart Bjorkman |
| Imagine using diving equipment so different from known technology that it is truly radical. Yet technology was only a part of the picture; the other, perhaps more important aspect was "guts". The divers involved exhibited almost unbelievable courage in an escapade that would humble even the best cave divers today. |
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