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PADI Technical Diving

DISCOVER TEC


$250

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TEC40


$650

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TEC45


$650

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TEC50


$650

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TEC SIDEMOUNT


$650

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GAS BLENDER


$450

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TRIMIX BLENDER


$450

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Michael Lutz
Michael Lutz
Master Instructor, TEC Instructor
Technical Training Coordinator

Technical Dive Training at Scubaland

A little bit about your instructor
I have been teaching SCUBA for almost 20 years.  I was first certified in Technical diving in 2007 with the simple goal of diving the B-29 wreck in Lake Mead.  I am certified to teach Tec Deep, Tec Trimix, Technical Side Mount and basic and trimix gas blender.  I am a certified cave and advanced wreck diver, but my true passion centers around wreck diving and underwater photography.   I love the challenge that technical and overhead diving provides.  I believe in seeking out as much education as possible and always work on improving my own diving and teaching skills. I've been very lucky to be mentored by some of the best educators in the industry.

For me, becoming a technical diver is a journey.  I believe in a mentoring approach and can help you choose the most effective path for your training.  There are several different certification levels that are considered technical diving certifications but there is more to being a technical diver than just completing a particular course. The training will change the way you approach all of your diving, your scuba diving skills will improve dramatically and all of your scuba diving pursuits will benefit. Your knowledge and understanding of the physics and physiology involved in diving will become much deeper and you will learn to plan and execute your dives with a significant reduction of risk.

What our TEC students say...

Robert Aschermann

Having previous TDI certifications did not prepare me for the rigors of these courses or Mike's instruction. I didn't do much technical diving after getting certified the last time because I was pretty sure I'd probably kill myself. The PADI Tec Courses are much more thorough and laid out in a logical progression of skills and depths that builds confidence over time. I am very much looking forward to some of the technical diving trips we have planned and possibly a trimix course in the near future!

Robert Aschermann, Austin
TEC40, TEC45, TEC50
Doug Harder

I’ve always had great experiences at Scubaland rather taking a class or purchasing/servicing equipment. I have also enjoyed exploring under the sea as well as land excursions traveling with Scubaland and made several friendships along the way

Doug Harder, Austin
TEC 40, TEC45, TEC50
Bruce McNeill

Scubaland tech class has been very well planned, both in the classroom and the checkout dives. Mike Lutz is an excellent instructor who is very knowledgeable and able to guide me through the transition from recreational diving to tech diving. The assistance in selecting the correct gear was made easier because of his knowledge. I now have a better understanding of what tech diving is and better knowledge of the theory behind diving in general. I would recommend this class to anyone who is interested in learning tech diving.

Bruce McNeill, Austin
TEC40
Jeff Dempsey

One of the best classes I've ever taken! Both the course material and the instruction was thorough. I can't wait to level-up with the TEC45 and TEC50 courses and I'm very much looking forward to seeing the wrecks in Truk Lagoon!

Jeff Dempsey, Austin
TEC40
Rob Aschermann

Having previous TDI certifications did not prepare me for the rigors of these courses or Mike's instruction. I didn't do much technical diving after getting certified the last time because I was pretty sure I'd probably kill myself. The PADI Tec Courses are much more thorough and laid out in a logical progression of skills and depths that builds confidence over time. I am very much looking forward to some of the technical diving trips we have planned and possibly a trimix course in the near future!

Robert Aschermann, Austin
TEC40, TEC45, TEC50
Doug Harder

I’ve always had great experiences at Scubaland rather taking a class or purchasing/servicing equipment. I have also enjoyed exploring under the sea as well as land excursions traveling with Scubaland and made several friendships along the way

Doug Harder, Austin
TEC 40, TEC45, TEC50
Bruce McNeill

Scubaland tech class has been very well planned, both in the classroom and the checkout dives. Mike Lutz is an excellent instructor who is very knowledgeable and able to guide me through the transition from recreational diving to tech diving. The assistance in selecting the correct gear was made easier because of his knowledge. I now have a better understanding of what tech diving is and better knowledge of the theory behind diving in general. I would recommend this class to anyone who is interested in learning tech diving.

Bruce McNeill, Austin
TEC40
Claude Jones

One of the best classes I've ever taken! Both the course material and the instruction was thorough. I can't wait to level-up with the TEC45 and TEC50 courses and I'm very much looking forward to seeing the wrecks in Truk Lagoon!

Jeff Dempsey, Austin
TEC40

Technical Diving News You Can Use

Scubaland mixes Nitrox!

Scubaland banks over 3000 cu ft of Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx32)

In 2019 Scubaland brought Nitrox back to Austin, TX in a big way! We invested in a mixing stick and a bank system for Nitrox.

Our system will deliver an EANx32 fill on demand from the banks or a custom fill between EANx21 and EANx40 on direct fill.

Banking and using a mixing system eliminates the need to partial pressure fill EANx mixes. It's faster, easier, safer, and less expensive. Since we no longer partial pressure fill we no longer have to require that tanks are dedicated to Nitrox and Oxygen clean.

We can take any tank - new or used - and convert it to a Nitrox tank in a matter of minutes and then fill it with your preferred mix of EANx. Enriched Air Nitrox divers recognize the benefits of Nitrox and appreciate the convenience that Scubaland's mixing system provides.

Some of the benefits we provide
  • No more waiting for fills
  • No more oxygen cleaning (saves $75 a year)
  • No more dedicated Nitrox tanks - fill it with what you want, when you want
  • No more waiting for the shop to get more oxygen
  • No more waiting for a blender to be available
If you want to dive EANx on a regular basis we have everything you need including tanks, stickers, EANx mixes, and oxygen analyzers. We have everything you need to make EANx diving fun, easy, and affordable!

Mixed gas for technical diving

Ask for one of our blenders to discuss your needs.

Currently our capacity for technical diving fills like EANx80, EANx100, TMX, etc. is limited. Through partial pressure filling we can generate 3000 psi of EANx80 or approximately 2400 psi of EANx100.

Our system has the capacity to generate trimix fills. We just need to add the helium. If demand for these services develops in the future then we will invest in the materials and analyzers necessary to provide them.

Stay tuned! We are already evaluating our options for a booster system that will allow us to generate higher pressure EANx100 fills. We will make these investments based on the demand we see in the market.

If you would like to discuss a need for these services in the future, please contact:

Robert Aschermann
Scubaland Adventures
(512) 323-6999

PADI Technical Diving Courses

PADI Discover Tec

PADI Discover Technical Diving

Curious about technical (tec) diving, but not sure about jumping into a course? Discover Tec is a short confined water experience that allows you to give technical diving a try. You get to wear all the extra tec diving gear and take it for a test dive. Your PADI Tec Instructor may introduce a few basic skills, such as primary to secondary regulator switch and gas shutdown procedures.

Your PADI Tec Instructor will explain the equipment you’ll use and go over basic tec diving procedures, such as the importance of diving in teams. You’ll get in the water, make gear adjustments, then simply explore and get a feel for the equipment. Discover Tec may credit toward the Tec 40 course if you successfully complete the Tec 40 Training Dive One required skills. Ask your instructor about this option if you’re interested.
  • Prerequisites
    • 18 yrs old
    • PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent)
    • 10 logged dives
  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Tec Equipment rental
  • Price Excludes
    • Personal snorkeling and SCUBA equipment
  • Course Materials

    There are no materials for this course.

  • 18 yrs old
  • PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent)
  • 10 logged dives

  • Instruction
  • Tec Equipment rental

  • Personal snorkeling and SCUBA equipment

There are no materials for this course.

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PADI Tec 40

PADI TEC 40

The PADI Tec 40 course is where you transition from recreational scuba diving to technical diving. It’s a great place to start because it’s the first subdivision of the full PADI Tec Diver course and bridges the gap between no stop diving and full technical deep decompression diving. You gain experience and begin building the knowledge and skills you need to continue your tec diver training. You will qualify to make limited decompression dives to 40 metres/130 feet.

The Tec 40 course consists of three knowledge development sections, three practical application sessions and four training dives. You’ll learn about:
  • Technical diving’s risks and responsibilities
  • Technical diving equipment, proper rigging and set up gas planning, oxygen limits and decompression planning
  • Team diving techniques and emergency procedures, such as dealing with free flows, manifold leaks and out of gas situations
  • Prerequisites
    • A PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
    • A PADI Enriched Air Diver with at least 10 dives using enriched air deeper than 18 metres/60 feet
    • A PADI Deep Diver or proof of at least 10 dives to 30 metres/100 feet
    • At least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives
    • You also need to have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months.
  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Certification card
  • Price Excludes
    • Books and materials
    • Equipment rental
    • Mixed gas fills
    • Park entry fees
  • Course Materials

    The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


    Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

PADI TEC Deep Crewpack

  • A PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
  • A PADI Enriched Air Diver with at least 10 dives using enriched air deeper than 18 metres/60 feet
  • A PADI Deep Diver or proof of at least 10 dives to 30 metres/100 feet
  • At least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives
  • You also need to have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months.

  • Instruction
  • Certification card

  • Books and materials
  • Equipment rental
  • Mixed gas fills
  • Park entry fees

The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

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PADI Tec 45

PADI TEC 45

The PADI Tec 45 course is the second part of the full PADI Tec Deep Diver program. You’ll extend your depth limit to 45 metres/145 feet and learn to plan and execute repetitive decompression dives using a single stage/decompression cylinder. It puts you in a complete tec diving rig, which can be either backmount or sidemount. You’ll also make accelerated decompression dives using EANx or pure oxygen. This is a course where you’ll rise to the challenge and make the commitment to become a technical diver.

Your Tec 45 training consists of three knowledge development sections, three practical application sessions and four open water dives. Building on what you learned in the Tec 40 course, you focus on the function and maintenance of tec diving equipment and associated issues. You continue fine-tuning gas planning and calculating accelerated decompression stops. Plus, you learn to think like a technical diver.
  • Prerequisites
    • Be a PADI Tec 40 diver
    • Be a PADI Rescue Diver
    • Have a minimum of 50 logged dives, with at least 12 dives on enriched air nitrox deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and 6 dives deeper than 30 metres/100 feet
    • Be at least 18 years old
    • Have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months
  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Air fills for training dives
  • Price Excludes
    • Books and materials
    • Equipment rental
    • Mixed gas fills
    • Park entry fees
  • Course Materials

    The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


    Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

PADI TEC Deep Crewpack

  • Be a PADI Tec 40 diver
  • Be a PADI Rescue Diver
  • Have a minimum of 50 logged dives, with at least 12 dives on enriched air nitrox deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and 6 dives deeper than 30 metres/100 feet
  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months

  • Instruction
  • Air fills for training dives

  • Books and materials
  • Equipment rental
  • Mixed gas fills
  • Park entry fees

The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

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PADI Tec 50

PADI TEC 50

The third part of the full PADI Tec Deep Diver program is Tec 50. As a Tec 50 diver, you show that you’ve developed competency as a tec diver and have the skills to dive to a maximum of 50 metres/165 feet. You know how to make extended, accelerated decompression stops using up to two gases. It’s not easy to reach this level and earning your Tec 50 certification opens the door to deeper diving expeditions.

The Tec 50 course includes two knowledge development sections, three practical application sessions and four open water dives. A primary focus of this course is mission planning and execution. You also learn more about handling emergencies and how to think like a technical diver.
  • Prerequisites
    • Be a PADI Tec 45 diver
    • Have a minimum of 100 logged dives, with at least 20 dives on enriched air nitrox deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and 15 dives deeper than 30 metres/100 feet
    • Be at least 18 years old
    • Have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months
  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Air fills for training dives
  • Price Excludes
    • Books and materials
    • Equipment rental
    • Mixed gas fills
    • Park entry fees
  • Course Materials

    The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


    Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

PADI TEC Deep Crewpack

  • Be a PADI Tec 45 diver
  • Have a minimum of 100 logged dives, with at least 20 dives on enriched air nitrox deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and 15 dives deeper than 30 metres/100 feet
  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Have a Medical Statement signed by a physician within the last 12 months

  • Instruction
  • Air fills for training dives

  • Books and materials
  • Equipment rental
  • Mixed gas fills
  • Park entry fees

The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.


Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

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PADI Tec Sidemount

PADI Technical Sidemount

If you’ve looked into technical diving, you realize that tec divers always wear more than one tank. Sidemount is an increasingly popular way to configure multiple cylinders for technical diving. You can enter the world of tec diving with the Tec Sidemount Diver course and apply what you learn to other TecRec courses. Your instructor may offer to integrate this course with the Tec 40, Tec 45 or Tec 50 courses.

You’ll learn about the advantages of diving with a sidemount configuration and how to set up a tec sidemount harness. You’ll get hands-on training during one confined water session and four open water dives where you’ll start with two tanks and add at least two more, maybe even getting to six sidemounted cylinders.
  • Prerequisites

    If you’re a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, at least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives, you qualify to enroll in a Tec Sidemount Diver course. It’s recommended that you also have a PADI Enriched Air Diver certification.

  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Air fills for training dives
  • Price Excludes
    • Books and materials
    • Equipment rental
    • Mixed gas air fills
    • Park enry fees
  • Course Materials

    The PADI Sidemount and Tec Sidemount Diver is required for this course.


    Contact the store for details and availability.

PADI Sidemount Crewpack

If you’re a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, at least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives, you qualify to enroll in a Tec Sidemount Diver course. It’s recommended that you also have a PADI Enriched Air Diver certification.

  • Instruction
  • Air fills for training dives

  • Books and materials
  • Equipment rental
  • Mixed gas air fills
  • Park enry fees

The PADI Sidemount and Tec Sidemount Diver is required for this course.


Contact the store for details and availability.

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PADI Tec Gas Blender

PADI Tec Gas Blender

The PADI Enriched Air Diver course is the most popular diver specialty course and the number of technical divers is on the rise, which means that lots of scuba divers want enriched air and gas blends. The Tec Gas Blender course teaches you to blend enriched air nitrox using one or more blending methods. Being the blender is a key job at a busy PADI Dive Center or Resort and your work allows other divers to do what they love to do – scuba dive.

The Tec Gas Blender course includes three practical application sessions, but no dives. During independent study and instructor-led review, you learn:
  • About the advantages and disadvantages of different blending methodologies.
  • To blend enriched air to within one percent of the target mix.
  • About the potential hazards related to handling oxygen, and how to manage those risks.
  • To demonstrate the steps for oxygen cleaning equipment, along with the requirements for oxygen service.
  • Prerequisites

    If you’re a PADI Enriched Air Diver and are at least 18 years old, you can enroll in a Tec Gas Blender course.

  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Oxygen cleaning supplies
    • Oxygen
  • Price Excludes
    • Course materials
  • Course Materials

    The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this  course.


    Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

PADI Gas Blender Manual

If you’re a PADI Enriched Air Diver and are at least 18 years old, you can enroll in a Tec Gas Blender course.

  • Instruction
  • Oxygen cleaning supplies
  • Oxygen

  • Course materials

The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this  course.


Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

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PADI Tec Gas Blender Trimix

PADI Tec Gas Blender Trimix

The PADI Enriched Air Diver course is the most popular diver specialty course and the number of technical divers is on the rise, which means that lots of scuba divers want enriched air and gas blends. The Tec Gas Blender Trimix course teaches you to blend enriched air nitrox and helium-blend gases using one or more blending methods. Being the blender is a key job at a busy PADI Dive Center or Resort and your work allows other divers to do what they love to do – scuba dive.

The Tec Gas Blender Trimix course includes three practical application sessions, but no dives. During independent study and instructor-led review, you learn:
  • About the advantages and disadvantages of different blending methodologies.
  • To blend enriched air and trimix blends to within one percent of the target mix.
  • About the potential hazards related to handling oxygen, and how to manage those risks.
  • To demonstrate the steps for oxygen cleaning equipment, along with the requirements for oxygen service.
  • Prerequisites

    If you’re a PADI Enriched Air Diver and are at least 18 years old, you can enroll in a Tec Gas Blender course.


    The Tec Trimix Blender course can be conducted seperately or in conjunction with the Tec Gas Blender course.


    You should be a Tec Gas Blender before taking the Tec Trimix Blender course.

  • Price Includes
    • Instruction
    • Oxygen cleaning supplies
    • Helium and Oxygen
  • Price Excludes
    • Course materials
  • Course Materials

    The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this  course.


    Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

PADI Gas Blender Manual

If you’re a PADI Enriched Air Diver and are at least 18 years old, you can enroll in a Tec Gas Blender course.


The Tec Trimix Blender course can be conducted seperately or in conjunction with the Tec Gas Blender course.


You should be a Tec Gas Blender before taking the Tec Trimix Blender course.

  • Instruction
  • Oxygen cleaning supplies
  • Helium and Oxygen

  • Course materials

The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this  course.


Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.

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Popular Questions

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • What is technical diving?

    Technical diving is diving that exceeds the depth and bottom time of recreational diving. Technical diving is still for recreation and sport.  


    Ever want to spend more time on the reef at 100'?

    • A Tech diver gets to stay longer and sometimes at deeper depths.   

    Wanna see what's inside that wreck?

    • Tech divers with more specialized training can go into overhead environments like caves and wrecks. 
  • Do I have to go deep for technical diving?

    No. Although technical diving is commonly thought of as deep, there are a lot of people who take these courses to improve their skills and increase their safety in the recreational depth ranges. Most divers may be qualified to dive to 130' from a recreational agency but technical training can increase the safety in this range as well as allow accelarated decompression to reduce the amount of decompression that must be done in these ranges .

  • How many students per class?

    The maximum number of students in a technical diving class is 4.


    We believe the class size plays an important role in the technical diving journey.  

  • What equipment do I need?

    Technical diving uses slightly different equipment to recreational diving. Although it is possible to use a single cylinder with an H or Y valve for most technical diving a twinset is the prefered option. It is essential that a diver is comfortable with buoyancy control on a twinset or sidemount configuration before progressing to more advanced courses.


    More gear description can be found below.  The minimum gear required is:

    • Primary mask and backup mask - technical divers prefer compact masks for minimum resistance in the water. A backup mask is carried in a pocket in case of loss or damage to their primary mask.
    • Fins - Technical divers often use dry suits or heavier exposure protection due to the long periods in the water, this requires open-heel adjustable fins appropriate to give maximum propulsion.
    • Wing-typed BCD and harness - A high capacity wing mounts between the harness and cylinder. The backup bladder is recommended because a technical diver may be too heavy to swim to the surface if the main bladder fails. The harness is a shoulder, waist and crotch strap assembly that holds tanks to the technical diver’s back, with D-rings mounted on the shoulders and at the waist for clipping equipment.
    • Primary and secondary regulator - The primary regulator has a two-metre/seven-foot hose for sharing gas with a teammate in an emergency. The secondary regulator is independent for use in case of malfunction in the primary regulator. The secondary is also used when sharing gas with a teammate via the primary regulator.
    • Twin cylinders, decompression cylinders/stage bottles - High-capacity cylinders hold high-pressure compressed air, enriched air or trimix depending upon dive requirements. An independent decompression cylinder and regulator is clipped to a harness on the side. Extra tanks are used to extend dive time and/or to carry a gas for optimizing decompression. Often, two cylinders are carried.
    • Multigas dive computers and submersible pressure gauge (SPG) - Dive computers, one primary and one backup, track and display decompression requirements, and allow tec divers to switch to different kinds of gas blends to optimize decompression. If not integrated into the dive computers, SPGs constantly display how much air remains in the cylinders.
    • Proper exposure protection like a Dry suit - Provides insulation for a comfortable dive over a long duration.
    • Other equipment - Compass, slate, delayed surface marker buoy (DSMB), emergency signaling devices, backup dive tables, Z-knife, shears, safety reel, and lift bag.
  • What if I still have more questions?

    Drop us an email on info@scubaland.com or give me a call on 512.323.6999 and we will try to answer any remaining questions.

Popular Questions

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • What is technical diving?

    Technical diving is diving that exceeds the depth and bottom time of recreational diving. Technical diving is still for recreation and sport.  


    Ever want to spend more time on the reef at 100'?

    • A Tech diver gets to stay longer and sometimes at deeper depths.   

    Wanna see what's inside that wreck?

    • Tech divers with more specialized training can go into overhead environments like caves and wrecks. 
  • Do I have to go deep for technical diving?

    No. Although technical diving is commonly thought of as deep, there are a lot of people who take these courses to improve their skills and increase their safety in the recreational depth ranges. Most divers may be qualified to dive to 130' from a recreational agency but technical training can increase the safety in this range as well as allow accelarated decompression to reduce the amount of decompression that must be done in these ranges .

  • How many students per class?

    The maximum number of students in a technical diving class is 4.


    We believe the class size plays an important role in the technical diving journey.  

  • What equipment do I need?

    Technical diving uses slightly different equipment to recreational diving. Although it is possible to use a single cylinder with an H or Y valve for most technical diving a twinset is the prefered option. It is essential that a diver is comfortable with buoyancy control on a twinset or sidemount configuration before progressing to more advanced courses.


    More gear description can be found below.  The minimum gear required is:

    • Primary mask and backup mask - technical divers prefer compact masks for minimum resistance in the water. A backup mask is carried in a pocket in case of loss or damage to their primary mask.
    • Fins - Technical divers often use dry suits or heavier exposure protection due to the long periods in the water, this requires open-heel adjustable fins appropriate to give maximum  propulsion.
    • Wing-typed BCD and harness - A high capacity wing mounts between the harness and cylinder. The backup bladder is recommended because a technical diver may be too heavy to swim to the surface if the main bladder fails. The harness is a shoulder, waist and crotch strap assembly that holds tanks to the technical diver’s back, with D-rings mounted on the shoulders and at the waist for clipping equipment.
    • Primary and secondary regulator - The primary regulator has a two-metre/seven-foot hose for sharing gas with a teammate in an emergency. The secondary regulator is independent for use in case of malfunction in the primary regulator. The secondary is also used when sharing gas with a teammate via the primary regulator.
    • Twin cylinders, decompression cylinders/stage bottles - High-capacity cylinders hold high-pressure compressed air, enriched air or trimix depending upon dive requirements. An independent decompression cylinder and regulator is clipped to a harness on the side. Extra tanks are used to extend dive time and/or to carry a gas for optimizing decompression. Often, two cylinders are carried.
    • Multigas dive computers and submersible pressure gauge (SPG) - Dive computers, one primary and one backup, track and display decompression requirements, and allow tec divers to switch to different kinds of gas blends to optimize decompression. If not integrated into the dive computers, SPGs constantly display how much air remains in the cylinders.
    • Proper exposure protection like a Dry suit - Provides insulation for a comfortable dive over a long duration.
    • Other equipment - Compass, slate, delayed surface marker buoy (DSMB), emergency signaling devices, backup dive tables, Z-knife, shears, safety reel, and lift bag.
  • What if I still have more questions?

    Drop us an email on info@scubaland.com or give me a call on 512.323.6999 and we will try to answer any remaining questions.

The Gear You Need for Technical Diving Courses

Everything you need is available at Scubaland Adventures.  We recommend that you purchase your gear through the shop so that adjustments and exchanges can be done quickly if a piece of gear is not working for you.
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