Repetitive dives

[Centrals]

Some of my deeper than 40m dives I did manage not to go into deco.

Then to Male. I did my first day on 21% but the issue was NDL so switched to Nitrox for the next 3 days.
12 dives 9 on nitrox. Diving had some currents but they were not too strong. Guide told us they do not take some divers to the Wreck site as currents there are strong.

So 47 dives in a 19 day trip. 35 dives in 12 days then a days break then 12 dives in 4 days.

LOL.
How difficult it is not to get into deco on a shallow 40m dive? Plan your dive carefully and nothing to write home about. I have done it many times on multi daily dive schedule.
One person own experience has no meaning in statistic.

 

[Deeply Safe Labs]

Please apologize, this is not the correct version.
We will fix this issue soon...

 

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So here are two for the price of one :

 

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A new opus that should be of interest...

 

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This is the final episode of the series ‘A story of bubbles’, in which we try to explain gradient factors as simply as possible... not so easy.


We're working on short videos to help everyone understand the terms and concepts most often used in decompression theory. Using the same format as we did to describe the concept of compartment or to clarify the notion of period, we're going to break down and demystify these subjects as if we were teaching them to a 12-year-old child.

See you next week...

 

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A special episode entitled ‘3 metres, 3 minutes’ is now online!


The series ‘A story of bubbles’, about general decompression, and ‘Repetitive dives’ are now finished. I'm rather surprised that I didn't get any fiery comments or a few sharp criticisms... almost disappointed, I was expecting better!

The ‘Another story’ playlist has been enhanced with 3 new episodes.

We'll probably be back in September with some new short episodes based on the concept of "What is it? A simple question that we're trying to answer as simply as possible, without any mathematical, physical or physiological headaches!
I'd like to thank all those who encouraged us with a ‘thank you’ or a ‘like’ or a private message. Your feedback has been greatly appreciated!
If you think we've missed an important point or that a concept covered in an episode could do with a question like ‘what's that?’ or ‘who's that?’, say so!
We've got a few ideas, but if a concept interests you or still seems obscure and you'd like to suggest an “off-series” episode or even a new series, go ahead!
Nice dives to you all