Any tec divers out there?What organization did you train with? Pros/cons? Advice for getting the most out of training?Wanting to do some deep deco diving where ignorance of physics and gas laws might kill me.
>>204831I got certified with TDI, go learn to dive on a rebreather first. Also be sure to make friends with some Tec divers and instructors so you have someone to dive with. It's a very niche hobby, so you won't find diveshops everywhere.
>>204831I hope you have extensive experience with recreational diving. 1000 logged dives at least.
>>204831before you even think about tech diving try to figure out the price of helium in your area quickly realise that you are poor and dont have 200usd to blow everytime you want to fill a tank. realize the only way to affordably tech dive in any capacity is on a rebreather. The training is expensive agency doesnt matter your tech instructor is gonna take you out of any comfort zone you thought had.Realize what a tec dive is going to most likely be beyond 100ft because why run helium if nitrogen isnt gonna be a problem extended times at depths of greater than 100ft sound fun right?on your next dive just sit at 20-30ft for 30mins and report back on enjoyment levels because that activity is going to be every "tech dive"
>>206180>on your next dive just sit at 20-30ft for 30mins and report back on enjoyment levelsDid it. It was fun. I saw fishies swim by. It sounds more boring than it is.
>>204850Is a very technical sport in fact
>>205103>>206180What do you guys look for in those deeps. I dont think there is much life once the water gets dark
>>204850it's extreme
>>205104>tfw I have over 70 dives but not a single one logged>tfw I never show my card or log book and still go diving everywhere
Tec diving is great. Luv me saturation divers also. I have a dream one day we can get a human being 3.8 meters deep to look at the titanic with their own eyes. None of that namby pamby submarine shit
>>2107143.8 thousand*
