PADI Tec 45 (Bali)

The PADI Tec 45 course is designed to give divers the skills and knowledge necessary to safely dive to a depth of 45 metres using air, nitrox or oxygen mixtures. The course focuses on proper gas planning and managing decompression stress, and includes both classroom and in-water training.

The benefits of technical diving can be broken down into a few key points. First, technical diving allows divers to explore underwater environments that would otherwise be inaccessible. This includes wrecks, caves, and other deep or confined spaces. Second, technical diving gives divers the ability to extend their bottom time and stay underwater for longer periods of time. This is due to the use of specialized equipment and gas mixes that allow for safer and more efficient diving. Finally, technical diving provides divers with a greater level of safety and security. This is because technical divers are trained to deal with a variety of potential problems that could occur underwater.

The PADI Tec 45 course is designed to teach divers the hazards of technical diving and how to avoid them. The course covers topics such as gas management, decompression sickness, and dive planning.

The equipment needed for technical diving includes a full face mask, a buoyancy compensating device, a regulator, a diving computer, and a gas blending system.

In order to complete a PADI Tec 45 course, students must demonstrate proficiency in a number of skills, including:

– Understanding complex dive planning factors
– Managing gas supplies for long and/or decompression dives
– Conducting technical dives using stage cylinders and/or decompression tanks
– Executing emergency procedures for gas supply problems and decompression sickness
– Understanding and using dive computers for technical dives
– Familiarity with rebreather diving systems

The techniques needed for technical diving include proper gas management, using a dive computer, and deploying a decompression buoy.