TDI basic nitrox classes in january

[chip104]

CONGRATS! :balloon

so, i guess spoon didn't give you a gum, eh?
:lol2: :littlesho :lol2:

nope, no gum. Just a pat on the back and sweet smirk of satisfaction cause of "what goes around comes around"....

 

[Spoon]

now that would be a truly awesome instructor who can sell an O2 analyser to each student !!!

how much would they cost now a days?

im actually building my own o2 analyzer from assorted spare parts from oxycheck and teledyne. il have pics soon.

 

[Spoon]

Thing to look out for in class:

1. Concepts of partial pressures and how to calculate the PO2 of Oxygen at any given depth. A caring instructor will scare the living ***** out of you on why you should why diving on partials of 1.2 is better than diving on partials of 1.6.

dont forget the formula PPO2= FFO2 x F(G). also, hehe i always knew i would use daltons law in the near future

 

[Spoon]

Passed. :14: But had to take the test twice...hehehehe. I screwed up the conversion of meters to ATA (wasn't dividing by 10) so all my calculations were wrong. Spoon gave me comfort and confidence. I love him for that.


ATA = depth/10 + 1
Depth = ATA*10 - 10

Silly rabbit.

welcome young jedi master dont forget extended range and deco procedures before you leave.

 

[Halthron]

Congrats guys!

 

[jj_freelord]

Nitrox sounds complicated. And I thought when I grew up I wouldn't need algebra anymore. Shows what I know Congrats. Is it possible to audit? >_<

 

[paolov]

ATA = depth/10 + 1

the equation may be construed as;

ATA = depth / (10 + 1) it helps alot to avoid any ambiguities if you use "()" when a division is involved

ATA = (depth /10) + 1

makes for a safer dive planning

eyebrow

 

[paolov]

Nitrox sounds complicated. And I thought when I grew up I wouldn't need algebra anymore. Shows what I know Congrats. Is it possible to audit? >_<

you are currently breathing nitrox .... nitrox 21% mala mala

 

[Spoon]

the equation may be construed as;

ATA = depth / (10 + 1) it helps alot to avoid any ambiguities if you use "()" when a division is involved

ATA = (depth /10) + 1

makes for a safer dive planning

eyebrow

i gotta start thinking in metric instead of imperical.

 

[Spoon]

Congrats guys!

likewise. check your email.