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Interested in Tech diving
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Hi!
Requirements depend on what kind of tek diving you want to do? Are we talking about recreational nitrox or deep trimix cave diving, it is a world apart (well, almost)?
Anyways, choose a good training agency, and a good tech instructor with a lot of credibility. I would suggest IANTD or GUE, there are propably other agencies that are good, but I have a limited experience with others. Just don't choose somebody who chooses to dive with 3 tanks on the back, withouth the manifold
Requirements depend on what kind of tek diving you want to do? Are we talking about recreational nitrox or deep trimix cave diving, it is a world apart (well, almost)?
Anyways, choose a good training agency, and a good tech instructor with a lot of credibility. I would suggest IANTD or GUE, there are propably other agencies that are good, but I have a limited experience with others. Just don't choose somebody who chooses to dive with 3 tanks on the back, withouth the manifold
www.gue.com
check these guys out. they have a very defined set of requirements before you take their courses.
check these guys out. they have a very defined set of requirements before you take their courses.
Hi there, like Aljo says, its depends what kind of technical diving you like to do . With DSAT you have to be at least rescue diver with a minimum of 100 dives. You should also be already nitrox diver with 20 nitrox dives. With IANTD you have a couple of prerequisits, for details please send me a message.
Thomas
Thomas