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admin2012-07-05 13:58:062012-07-05 13:58:06Planning a Deep Dive
Preparing Your Equipment for a Deep Dive
Deep diving requires additional training, equipment, and preparation, so this is an activity that should not be taken lightly.

ITW (Instructor Trainer Workshop) in Grand Junction, CO
Bo Tibbetts from Public Safety Dive Supply in Grand Junction,…
Nitrox Diving Equipment for Scuba
If you already own dive equipment — an exposure suit, BCD,…

TDI and Poseidon MKVI Instructor Course at Haigh Quarry Illinois
After another successful TDI and Poseidon event (first one was…

Understanding Equipment Risks of Nitrox
In your research into Nitrox, you may have heard that there are…

Oxygen Analyzer Device for Nitrox Diving
Oxygen analyzers are electronic devices that are used to measure…

Thermal Protection is Needed for Longer Dives
To get the full benefit of diving with Nitrox, you’ll need…

Nitrox Dive Computers
Before you enroll in this course, you should purchase or rent…
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admin2012-06-01 18:29:242021-09-13 16:02:23Regulators Designed for Nitrox Equipment
Nitrox Tank Preparation, Marking and Identification
If you own tanks and intend to use them for Nitrox diving (and you should!) there are a couple of things you need to do before filling them with your personal mix. It is impossible for a dive operator to determine, simply by looking at cylinder markings that indicate the cylinder was O2 cleaned within the past year, that a cylinder and valve have not been exposed to air or gas mixtures that would invalidate its O2 service rating.

Thinking About a Dive Trip? Get Nitrox Certified Before.
Like many specialty courses out there, there is an end goal to…
