What Does It Mean To Me?
You will learn to:
- Analyse Trimix gas and mark cylinders.
- How to plan Trimix decompression diving using desktop deco software
- Execute trimix dives to 65 metres with a maximum 18% oxygen in backgas and using a maximum of 2 decompression gasses to accelerate your decompression
- learn motor skills required for Trimix diving
- Learn how to plan for and react to underwater emergencies.
Course Schedule / Duration
Can start course any day, 6 days
Day 1 : Knowledge Development 1, 2, 3 & 4 / Practical Application 1, 2, 3 & 4 / Exam
Day 2 Assessment Dive & Training Dive 1 with Rescue Skills
Day 3 Training Dive 2 an air dive to 27 meters minimum & 50 meters maximum
Day 4 Training Dive 3 a Trimix dive to a minimum of 30 meters and a maximum of 50 meters
Day 5 Training Dive 4 a Trimix dive to a minimum of 40 meters and a maximum of 55 meters
Day 6 Training Dive 5 a Trimix dive to a minimum of 45 meters and a maximum of 65 meters
Requirements:
- Be a PADI Rescue Diver (or hold a qualifying certification from another organization)
- Be a DSAT Tec 50 or Tec Deep Diver (or hold a qualifying certification from another organization)
- Have a minimum of 150 logged dives
- Be at least 18 years old
- Signed medical form physician stating that you are fit to dive
Cost:
5 boat trip (6 dives) including lunch/refreshments
Local Price: 45,000 baht
Standard tec rig rental 5000 baht for the course.
Tec Trimix Diver manual (which can be used for both Trimix courses) : 4,000 baht
Helium at 2.25 baht per litre: approx 13500 baht
Oxygen at 0.3 baht per litre: approx 1500 baht