So ssi will recognize that card and they can give you a digital card of it. The reason they won't give you a new ssi card is because you haven't done an ssi course, simple as that. But you can get the NASDS card online in the ssi app.
What you should do is email your local ssi rep with a...
https://www.backscatter.com/Isotta-GoPro-HERO9-Underwater-Housing
This one will do 200m 600ft and you can see all the screens. Some of the deeper ones you can't see the screens.
And in this link you can see a whole range of options. Remember that the 9, 10 and 11 are all the same size and can...
It's obvious it wasn't in his hand then isn't it?
Not in his hand - not relevant
Something caused the gun to go off. In my experience of cheap guns with no safety, hitting the butt on a rock could cause that and would also solve the recoil problem.
Now that is utter crap. A small gun is...
You worry about some people having to replace a 150 computer by making everyone buy a $500 computer. Barely anyone goes tech, let them buy a proper computer then and use the original in gauge mode.
The mares Puck is as easy to operate as a shearwater. One press to cycle long press to select...
They do not use it because of helium shortages. It is used in very deep commercial diving to allieviate the concerns of HPNS from the high pphe but it can't have more than 4% oxygen or something otherwise it can ignite. Correct me if I'm wrong
For ean40 you need to compete the second final exam of the Ean e-learning as well as the first one. Also while science of diving does cover a lot of the theory it does not cross over. Then all the relevant analysing, marking tanks and setting computers in person. I don't believe you have to do...
Basically the dive number on a verified dive tells the app and awards how many you have. For example when I crossed over to ssi I sure as hell wasn't going to input hundreds of dives into this new app and verify each one. What I did was input my most recent dive, number it as it's correct number...
Too right.
Correct that's why we talk about the economy of a car not the consumption rate (here at least)
Perhaps but I still feel multiplication is easier than division. Unless I'm just doing the wrong calculation?
Actually it's usually litres per 100km. My car for example get 6.5l per 100km. That's pretty good because it's a small hatch back. Now the reason we do it this way instead of miles per gallon is because multiplication is easier than division. If I have a trip of 500km then I multiply 5 x 6.5...
The average diver doesn't do decompression let alone accelerated decompression so I'd say exactly zero litres.
OK joke over. It entirely depends on where you are, round here I've never seen anyone use 100% it's usually between 40 and 70 percent. And rarely longer than 15 mins.
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