There are no materials for this course.
There are no materials for this course.
The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
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The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
The PADI TEC Deep crewpack and Emergency Management slate is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
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.
The PADI Sidemount and Tec Sidemount Diver is required for this course.
Contact the store for details and availability.
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.
The PADI Sidemount and Tec Sidemount Diver is required for this course.
Contact the store for details and availability.
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 Gas Blender manual is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
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 Gas Blender manual is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
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.
The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
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.
The TEC Gas Blender manual is required for this course.
Contact the shop for current pricing and availability.
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'?
Wanna see what's inside that wreck?
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 .
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.
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:
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.
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'?
Wanna see what's inside that wreck?
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 .
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.
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:
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.
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