Tech Diving Information

 

This website aims to collate information about tech diving. It’s not a commercial venture. I’m not promoting my courses or selling trips or equipment, I just like tech diving as much as you.

 

Whether you’re an experienced tech diver or a recreational diver interested in learning more about technical diving, I hope this site will be useful to you. You’ll find links to other tech diving-related websites, equipment suppliers, articles, and videos. I endeavour to keep this website updated and regularly seek out new content to add. I also have a YouTube channel that collates tech diving videos based on their subject. You can view the videos here or directly on YouTube.

 

Navigating the site

 

There is no substitute for proper training in tech diving- you cannot learn to do physical tasks underwater just by reading about them. Yet, it’s always good to brush up on tech diving theory, refresh your knowledge, and see other approaches. Click on the links below or use the menu to navigate the site. I hope you enjoy it.

ccr tech diving
scuba diving sitting on a table with some mathematical formula next to it.
Baltic deco
solo diving
Decompression diver about to conduct a gas switch. This is an essential part of a technical diving course and has to be done right. But there are different ways of doing it. Watching tech diving is a good way to see these different approaches after your course
technical diving books
Deco theory written on a whiteboard
ccr tech diving
TDI articles written by Richard Devanney outline decompression theory. Two divers at Silfra fissure undertaking a safety stop must obey the rules governing offgassing of nitrogen to minimise their risk of decompression sickness

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Articles by The Technical Diver

Scuba diving books

What is technical diving?