I went on my first dive, fell in love with it, but I'm also scared of the ocean. I had trouble keeping water out of my mask because I kept breathing out my nose. It is on my bucket list to get PADI certified and dive around the world.
I just got certified open water a couple months ago and have been loving it ever since. It does take some getting used to for sure. Just keep learning and gaining confidence and you will get there.
Ocean is always inspired and fascinated, By practicing the skills during your courses all the fears will vanishing, besides dealing with equipment, taking water out of the mask will be a piece of cake. Enjoy blue 💙
It means something is broken. Like when I was rec diving the other day and my buddy's computer broke. He pointed at it and gave the "break" hand signal.
Break mean : for example we have a deco stop at 12 M or deep stop at 24 M and someone not in the right level or right depth: now you break your level. Something else if someone break the time , bottom time or stop time .
You'll learn this when you take deco training. If you're not doing technical diving, you tend to remain within decompression limit and hence you won't use the "pinky" signal yet. One big difference between the basic signals and Tec signals are the numbers and ascend. Btw, the 1 - 9 are normally in 10s. So, signal "3" means 30. But when you want to say 100, you go 1 0 0 instead of just 1 0. Hand signals in Tec must be precise and no room for "assumptions"/ guessing what your buddy might mean.
DECO stand for decompression. No Decompression time : refer to the time which allows you to stay at certain level. If you break it or exceed it , the diver well hit by decompression sickness. In technical dives , it is decompression dives , so the divers has to make decompression stops starting from 21 M to 3 Depth , it depends on the dive profile. Feel free for any further questions.
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I went on my first dive, fell in love with it, but I'm also scared of the ocean. I had trouble keeping water out of my mask because I kept breathing out my nose. It is on my bucket list to get PADI certified and dive around the world.
I just got certified open water a couple months ago and have been loving it ever since. It does take some getting used to for sure. Just keep learning and gaining confidence and you will get there.
Ocean is always inspired and fascinated, By practicing the skills during your courses all the fears will vanishing, besides dealing with equipment, taking water out of the mask will be a piece of cake. Enjoy blue 💙
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What does BREAK mean? How are you supposed to use QUESTION?
It means something is broken. Like when I was rec diving the other day and my buddy's computer broke. He pointed at it and gave the "break" hand signal.
Break mean : for example we have a deco stop at 12 M or deep stop at 24 M and someone not in the right level or right depth: now you break your level. Something else if someone break the time , bottom time or stop time .
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DECO ? Meaning?
You'll learn this when you take deco training. If you're not doing technical diving, you tend to remain within decompression limit and hence you won't use the "pinky" signal yet. One big difference between the basic signals and Tec signals are the numbers and ascend. Btw, the 1 - 9 are normally in 10s. So, signal "3" means 30. But when you want to say 100, you go 1 0 0 instead of just 1 0. Hand signals in Tec must be precise and no room for "assumptions"/ guessing what your buddy might mean.
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DECO stand for decompression.
No Decompression time : refer to the time which allows you to stay at certain level. If you break it or exceed it , the diver well hit by decompression sickness. In technical dives , it is decompression dives , so the divers has to make decompression stops starting from 21 M to 3 Depth , it depends on the dive profile. Feel free for any further questions.