Computer Air Nitrox
Computer Air Nitrox
Check out this page if you are looking for Computer Air Nitrox
 |
 Aeris XR1 Air Nitrox Scuba Diving Dive Computer Wrist Watch  US $199.00
|
 Oceanic Veo 20 Navcom Air Nitrox Computer console compass brand new US $281.00
|
 MARES DIVE COMPUTER MISSION PUCK 2 WITH PRESSURE GAUGE AIR NITROX SCUBA MODE US $201.49
|
 OCEANIC VT3 WIRELESS AIR INTEGRATED NITROX DIVE COMPUTER SCUBA DIVING US $600.00
|
 Dacor Darwin Air Nitrox integrated computer Quick disconnection Compass US $150.00
|
 Scubapro Uwatec Air Z Nitrox Dive Computer US $235.00
|
 MARES DIVE COMPUTER MISSION PUCK 2 WITH PRESSURE GAUGE AIR NITROX SCUBA MODE NEW US $389.95
|
 Mares Puck Scuba Diving Dive Computer Wrist Watch Air or Nitrox US $197.95
|
 SCUBA DIVE COMPUTER CRESSI LEONARDO AIR NITROX WRIST MOUNT DIVING NEW BX US $349.00
|
 Suunto D6i Titanium Strap Hoseless Air Nitrox Computer Wrist Unit Only US $1,325.00
|
 Suunto D6i Rubber Srap Hoseless Air Nitrox Computer Wrist Unit Only US $1,100.00
|
 Suunto D9tx Rubber Strap Hoseless Air Nitrox Computer with Transmitter US $1,975.00
|
 OCEANIC VEO 20 AIR NITROX WRIST DIVE COMPUTER US $379.95
|
 Aeris XR1 NX Scuba Dive Computer Air NitroxCompass scuba diving equipment dive US $437.45
|
 OCEANIC DATA PLUS AIR AND NITROX SCUBA DIVING COMPUTER IN CONSOLE US $225.00
|
 Oceanic Pro Plus 21 Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer with Compass Upgrade US $699.95
|
 COCHRAN Scuba Dive Computer NEMESIS IIa 2a AIR NITROX FIELD PROGRAMMER US $66.89
|
 Oceanic VEO 30 Air Nitrox Wrist Dive Computer US $399.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 30 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo US $479.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 20 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo US $449.95
|
 OCEANIC VEO 10 AIR NITROX WRIST DIVE COMPUTER US $369.95
|
 Aeris XR1 NX Dive Computer Console Air Nitrox SCUBA NEW scuba diving equipment US $399.95
|
 Suunto Cobra Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer Console Compass QD US $649.95
|
 Oceanic OC1 Titanium Dive Watch Computer Trasmitter Air Nitrox Gauge FreeDive US $2,099.95
|
 Oceanic Atom 20 Air Integrated Nitrox Scuba Diving Computer US $959.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 10 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo US $399.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 20 Air Nitrox Computer SWIV Triple Gauge Navcon Console Compass US $499.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 20 Air Nitrox Wrist Dive Computer US $349.95
|
 Oceanic OC1 Air Nitrox Underwater Dive Computer Watch Free USB Orange NEW US $1,282.00
|
 Oceanic OCS Air Nitrox Underwater Dive Computer Diving Wrist Watch TIT Black NEW US $679.00
|
 Oceanic OCS Air Nitrox Underwater Dive Computer Diving Wrist Watch Yellow NEW US $679.00
|
 Oceanic OCS Air Nitrox Underwater Dive Computer Diving Wrist Watch Red NEW US $679.00
|
 Oceanic OCS Air Nitrox Underwater Dive Computer Diving Wrist Watch Blue NEW US $679.00
|
 ScubaPro Aladin 2G Air Nitrox Scuba Dive Computer 3 Gauge Console US $545.00
|
 Oceanic Veo 10 Air or Nitrox Scuba Dive Computer Wrist Watch US $299.95
|
 Uwatec Aladin Pro Nitrox Dive Computer Air gauge console New battery US $179.00
|
 AERIS A300 AI Air Nitrox Computer Console with DIGITAL Compass New US $899.95
|
 Oceanic Pro Plus 21 Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer with Compass US $599.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 10 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo Metric US $399.95
|
 AERIS A300 AI Air Nitrox Computer Console with DIGITAL Compass NIB US $999.95
|
 Cressi Leonardo Scuba Dive Computer Nitrox Air New US $349.95
|
 Suunto Cobra Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer Console with Compass US $599.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 30 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo US $539.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 30 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo Metric US $539.95
|
 Suunto Cobra Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer Console US $549.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 10 Air Nitrox Computer SWIV Triple Gauge Navcon Console Compass US $439.95
|
 Suunto Cobra 3 Air Nitrox Air Integrated Computer Electronic 3D Compass US $1,075.00
|
 Oceanic VEO 10 Air Nitrox Wrist Dive Computer US $299.95
|
 OCEANIC BUD Universal Backup Dive Computer air nitrox scuba diving new US $299.95
|
 Oceanic VEO 20 Air Nitrox Dive Computer SWIV Double Gauge Combo Metric US $459.95
|
An Introduction to Technical Diving
The desire for ever-deeper dives and longer periods underwater has led to the development of special gas mixtures. The use of these in technical diving offers an exciting range of new skills and marine environments for qualified technical divers to explore.
Pushing Back Boundaries
Scuba divers are limited, by simple physical laws, to a certain amount of time under water (dependent on the depth of the dive) and an overall maximum depth. Training agencies recommend that recreational divers using compressed air go no deeper than 130 - 165 ft (40-50 m). Beyond this, nitrogen can build up dangerously quickly in the body, greatly increasing the risk of decompression sickness. In addition, the increased levels of nitrogen in the bloodstream below 165 ft (50 m) can lea. i to severe nitrogen narcosis. The oxygen content of air, too, becomes increasingly toxic to the nervous system the deeper you dive.
To extend dive times and allow exploration to greater depths, special mixtures of gas have been developed in which the balance of oxygen and nitrogen has been altered, or that contain new gases to dilute the impact of either oxygen or nitrogen. The use of these mixes is known as technical diving, and involves three types of gas mixes: nitrox, which allows longer dive times, and trimix and heliox, to reach greater depths.
Extending Dive Times
Normal air is composed of around 21 percent oxygen and 79 percent nitrogen. Nitrox is a gas mixture that contains a higher percentage of oxygen and a lower nitrogen content than normal, allowing longer dive times before the diver's body stores up too much nitrogen, and also reducing diver fatigue after the dive. Nitrox can be mixed in various proportions, from 22 to 50 percent oxygen. However, beyond a certain depth the increased oxygen in the nitrox mix becomes toxic and can cause seizures. The more oxygen in the blend, the shallower this will occur, for this reason, diving with nitrox requires special training, although courses are readily available to recreational divers.
Going Deeper
Divers wishing to travel deeper than 165 ft (50 in) use either heliox or trimix, both of which introduce helium into the breathing mixture. Heliox contains only helium and oxygen, whereas trimix is a three-gas combination of helium, oxygen, and (usually) nitrogen. Heliox is used mainly by military and commercial divers, while trimix is more often used by leisure divers. Both succeed in reducing the likelihood of nitrogen narcosis, oxygen toxicity, and DCS. However, since helium conducts heal six times faster than air, these mixes can cause the diver to feel very- cold. Helium is also absorbed rapidly into the body, so lengthy decompression is necessary. Divers wishing to use these gas mixes must undergo appropriate training.
Technical Kit
Diving at extreme depths or in extreme environments, like deep caves, requires special gear. Technical divers meticulously analyze their equipment, and try to eliminate weak points—there is little margin of error during a deep technical dive. To support the extra gas tanks used during technical dives, most divers opt for high-lift "wing"-style buoyancy compensatory. They also choose high-performance regulators that can handle the task of supplying breathing gas at extreme depths. Sophisticated dive computers are used to monitor how technical gas mixes are metabolized during a dive.
About the Author
Looking for the best Bali diving options before your doing your next scuba courses in Bali? Check the links in this article.