SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali)
SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) Essentials
This is your chance to Try SCR (HORIZON) diving in Bali! This course is essential for those interested in diving, as it teaches you the basic safety procedures and skills needed to dive.
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SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) Components
The SSI Divemaster program is the first level of professional training within the SSI system. The program is designed to develop your dive leadership skills so that you can safely supervise dives and assist instructors with training. The program is a mix of academic and practical training, and includes a series of exams and water skills tests. Once you have completed the program, you will be qualified to work as a Divemaster in any SSI-affiliated dive center or resort.
The SSI Divemaster program is divided into three main sections:
-Theory: You will learn about dive safety, risk management, dive planning, and dive leadership.
-Practical: You will learn how to conduct dive briefings, supervise dives, and assist with training.
-Exams: You will need to pass a written exam and a water skills test.
Theory class
Practical Pool Session
Open Sea Dives
Why Learn SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali)
Have you ever wanted to experience diving in some of the most beautiful locations in the world, without having to worry about the hassles and stresses of traditional diving? If so, then the SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course is perfect for you! Here are 5 reasons why:
1. The SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course offers divers the opportunity to dive in some of the most stunning locations in the world, including the Great Barrier Reef, the Red Sea and the Maldives.
The SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course offers divers the opportunity to dive in some of the most stunning locations in the world, including the Great Barrier Reef, the Red Sea and the Maldives. The course is designed to give divers the skills and knowledge they need to safely and confidently dive in these locations.
2. The course is designed to allow divers to experience the full range of diving activities, from beginner to advanced, in a safe and controlled environment.
The course is designed to allow divers to progress through the full range of diving activities safely and controlled environment. This encourages diving exploration and new experiences while providing supervised support.
3. The SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course is an all-inclusive diving package, which means that everything you need for a successful diving experience is included in the price.
The SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course is an all-inclusive diving package, which means that everything you need for a successful diving experience is included in the price. This makes it an ideal choice for those who want to learn to dive without having to worry about additional costs.
4. The SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) course is taught by some of the most experienced and qualified diving instructors in the world, who are passionate about sharing their love of diving with others.
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5. The SSI Try SCR
‘-The SSI Try SCR is a HORIZON (Bali) that is specifically designed for use with the SSI system.
-The SSI Try SCR makes using the SSI system much easier and more user friendly.
-The SSI Try SCR is a great way to get started with the SSI system, and it is very affordable.
SSI Try SCR (HORIZON) (Bali) Topics
The different types of SCR diving
Lesson content
Dive Theory
Semi-closed rebreather (SCR) diving is a type of rebreather diving where the rebreather has a constant flow of fresh gas, usually from an open-circuit scuba system, which mixes with the exhaled gas in the rebreather circuit. The mixture of fresh and exhaled gas is then breathed by the diver.
The main advantage of SCR diving is that it reduces the risk of carbon dioxide (CO2) build-up in the rebreather circuit, as the fresh gas constantly dilutes the exhaled gas. This makes SCR diving a safer option than closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) diving, where the exhaled gas is not diluted and CO2 build-up can occur.
SCR diving is also a more affordable option than CCR diving, as the rebreather equipment is less expensive.
Instructor Notes
– You can use this lesson to introduce SCR diving to your students.
– You may want to have your students watch a video or read an article on SCR diving before starting this lesson.
– You may want to have your students do some research on SC
The dangers of SCR diving
Deep diving with a semi-closed rebreather (SCR) can be extremely dangerous. The main dangers are hypoxia and carbon dioxide (CO2) toxicity.
Hypoxia is a condition in which the body is deprived of oxygen. This can happen if the SCR diver’s oxygen supply is depleted or if the SCR unit is not properly configured. CO2 toxicity can occur if the SCR unit is not properly ventilated. CO2 toxicity can cause dizziness, headaches, nausea, and even death.