MichaelBaranows
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Is Rig diving considered a tech dive? Being on the Texas Gulf Coast I figured that most of my diving in the future will most likely be Rig diving.
Michael
Sweeny, TX
Michael
Sweeny, TX
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matt_unique
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MichaelBaranows:
Not by itself. There is a bit of variance as to what "tech" means to different people. For me it means a dive beyond recreational limits (so deeper than 130' or a dive that involves mandatory decompression obligations). A dive on a rig could very well be a tech dive but it could also be a recreational dive.
--Matt
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MichaelBaranows
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Maybe my first question should be is what makes a dive a "tech dive"?
Lil' Irish Temper
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MichaelBaranows:
To me "Tech" means having specialized training and practical knowledge of skills beyond what a recreational diver has.
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