My (lengthy) Review of my Helitrox Deco CCR Course on the Choptima

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Just be careful “detuning” it too much as you can make a diluent flush not effective especially at depth. I have found that as you get more time on the unit that you can feel it before it engages and adjust accordingly.
Agreed. Like Lamar says, if you think you need to adjust it 1/4 turn - go half that. It doesn't take much, however the ADV firing when it shouldn't and shutting it off to prevent this can also lead to issues if the diver is task loaded and forgot they shut the ADV off, especially on a unit like the chop with the MAV integrated into the ADV. I wouldn't advise any extensive dives until the ADV is adjusted and working properly.
 
Also thanks for the write up of your experience. I’m always interested to know what students walk away thinking. I’m glad you enjoyed the course!
 
I left happy enough to be researching easiest ways to get to San Carlos from Houston :D
 
This was a good read. I am going through a similar course soon, I appreciate knowing what to expect. Thank you for taking the time to write up.
 

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