Sentences with phrase «of decompression dives»

This dive requires Nitrox certification and experience of decompression dives.

You'll gain valuable experience with plenty of decompression dives at Sipadan and technical training dives that will fully immerse you in the exciting world of technical diving.

Not exact matches

Formation of gas bubbles in the bloodstream on ascent from deep dives is known to cause decompression sickness, or «the bends,» a potentially life - threatening condition.

At the end of a dive, divers must engage in a process called decompression, which eliminates the dissolved inert gases from the diver's body.

We met at my new favorite dive bar, Billymark's West — coincidentally, it could pass as a cleaner, better - lit version of Paul's Bar, one of the central locations of Huston's first novel, CAUGHT STEALING — and we spent two hours over cold beers talking about Moon Knight and the pressure of living up to Joe Quesada's hype; what «decompression» and «9 - out - of - 10 of those single issues sucked!»

Use decompression software and dive computers to plan and make decompression dives with no more than 10 minutes of total decompression and not deeper than 40 metres / 130 feet.

The TDI Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures Course qualifies divers to use enriched air nitrox from EAN 21 through EAN 100 to a depth of 50 metres / 150 feet during dives that require staged dDecompression Procedures Course qualifies divers to use enriched air nitrox from EAN 21 through EAN 100 to a depth of 50 metres / 150 feet during dives that require staged decompressiondecompression.

2 decompression dives per day — one in the morning and one in the afternoon: supplement of IDR 150,000 per diver per day plus any additional gas fills

That depends on how far you want to go: from a 1 - day «Tech DSD» (Discover Tec) to ten days of training to allow you to dive with two different decompression gases to 55 metres, there are plenty of options.

For Dives requiring decompression stops: — A minimum preflight surface interval of greater than 18 hours is suggested.

For Dives within the No - Decompression Limits: Single Dive: A minimum preflight surface interval of 12 hours is suggested.

For Dives within the No - Decompression Limits — Single Dives: A minimum preflight surface interval of 12 hours is suggested.

The longer you wait between your last dive and your flight, the less risk of experiencing decompression sickness as the nitrogen in the body decreases during surface time.

This is a fully supervised 20 minute dive in 5 metres of water, so there's no risks involved for kids and no decompression issues.

It teaches you the theory of diving — physics, physiology, decompression theory, equipment, skills and environment, as well as skills circuits, mapping, assisting, teaching, general day to day running's of a dive shop, paperwork, signing in guests, selling equipment etc etc!

Do not exceed the no - decompression limits of your chosen dive tables.

I was at my no - decompression limits on nearly every dive because of my desire to swim along the edge of the walls, with occasional excursions over the edge to see something interesting.

During this course you will learn to plan dives using up to EANx50 (advanced nitrox) with decompression software to conduct dives with up to 10 min of decompression.

EANx does this by replacing some of the nitrogen in the air with oxygen, this means you absorb less nitrogen during a dive, which gives you longer no decompression limits.

Usually done as one of the final dives of a liveaboard trip to the Similans so watch your no - decompression time here.

It teaches you the theory of diving — physics, physiology, decompression theory, equipment, skills and environment, as well as skills practice, mapping, assisting, teaching and the general day to day running's of a dive shop.

The theory covers the physics and physiology of diving along with how to assist with students and certified divers, environmental conditions affecting diving, equipment for diving, dive theory and decompression theory as well as what you will be able to do once you are certified as a PADI Divemaster.

For single tank dives within the no decompression limits, a minimum pre-flight surface interval of 12 hours is suggested.

For repetitive dives and / or multi-day dives within the no decompression limits, a minimum pre-flight surface interval of 18 hours is suggested.

This is usually the basis of technical diving, where you learn about decompression theory, different gas mixes, and how to safely execute decompression dives to a max depth of 150 feet.

Normally, if you follow safe diving limits by using dive tables and / or computers, you are at very very low risk of decompression sickness.

On this course you will learn how to use decompression software and dive computers to plan and make decompression dives with no more than ten minutes of total decompression and not deeper than 40 metres / 130 feet.

dives with no more than ten minutes of total decompression and not deeper than 40 metres / 130 feet.

For experienced divers looking to expand their limits, technical diving opens up a whole new world of opportunities allowing you to dive deeper, for longer while understanding more about decompression and different techniques.

The knowledge to plan and execute single and repetitive decompression dives using a single stage cylinder of EANx or oxygen to accelerate or add conservatism to the decompression stops.