AIRFLOW & DIVER NUMBERS ?
The number of divers on a Super Snorkel are directly related to the depth capability of the divers. The compressor on the surface has a specific volume of air it is capable of delivering. The deeper the air is being delivered the smaller the volume of available breathing air (due to compression at each water depth). Each diver requires a set volume of air to breath comfortably. At a specific depth there is a specific volume of air available. Dividing this available air up will determine the number of divers that can be supplied at that depth. If dividing the available air up between too many divers doesn’t give each diver enough air, they will have to go to a shallower depth. At the shallower depth they will have more air available (less compression due to water depth). Note: our depth estimates are for an average diver breathing casually. Everyone has different breathing habits and therefore heavy breathers or divers working hard will not be able to get as deep. If you are looking to
