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Old 15-08-2005, 00:05   #5
Xaccers
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Re: Holiday Insurance - Read the Policy Limitations

Most policies consider recreational scuba diving (ie no deeper than the 30m limit) not to be a hazardous sport.
I'd be interested to know what dive school he went with. Might email Camel and ask if they mention anything about insurance for deeper dives.
At 30m you can see the air pressure needle move (you're taking in 4 lungfulls with every breath unless my calculations are wrong, think it's 1atm extra for every 10m)
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