TDI / RAID JJ-CCR Mod 2 Trimix
4 days - £1050
Discounts for two or more!
You're already a closed circuit technical diver, this course is designed to take you to a 60 metre depth rating carrying multiple stage cylinders in the unlikely event of bailout from depth. We generally commence the course at Vobster Quay in Somerset before progressing elsewhere to get into deeper water, we can use a couple of inland water sites or dive from a boat out of Portland or Plymouth.
Ideally, at this level you should have your own unit, but if you'd prefer we can rent you a JJ-CCR for £100 per day for the duration of your course.
Skills include
Theory
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Gas physiology including ICD
Gradient Factors
Formula work
Gas Density
Dive tables/Dive planning
Decompression planning
Team diving considerations
Pre dive checklists
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Diving skills
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You should by now have good awareness, buoyancy control, propulsion techniques & communication skills in the water.
With your diluent/bail out gas at 16% o2, the list is not exhaustive but over the dives on your course we will further refine & teach the following:
Loop volume management
Failure scenarios
Offboard plugins
Cylinder exchanging
Open circuit bail out ascents
Rescue scenario
Effective & effortless SMB deployments mid water
In water decompression
Pre-Requisites
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Existing JJ-CCR Deco40/45m/Helitrox diver equivalent
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CPR, O2 provision & rescue diver certification
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25 logged dives & 25 hours on the unit
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20 dives deeper than 30m, 10 of
which staged deco dives on CCR
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You'll be given your online manuals which come with lifetime access and updates and you'll be guided through this, it has to be complete before we conduct the open water training. The emphasis is strongly on dive planning, to have and effective & robust plan in place, should your CCR fail at the worst time, at the end of the bottom phase, do you have enough open water gas to complete your decompression obligation. It can be a vast difference which has caught out many a CCR diver. You'll cover new topics such as ICD, gradient factors, gas density & numerous topics surrounding the mixed gas decompression diver.
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The cost of your own & instructor's gas is NOT included for the course duration. You'll also have to cover your own sofnolime and your and your Instructor's boat fee if applicable.
On completion of the course you'll need to rack up 100 hours on your CCR, 30 dives deeper than 30m on your unit, 10 dives deeper than 50m & at least 20 dives that require staged decompression before you progress to Mod3 and your 100m certification.
