I would think that if your first dive was within Nitrox limits to do that dive first. I believe this to be the case because if for some reason you cannot go on a planned second dive to to conditions and you have to go elsewhere where it exceeds the Nitrox limits, you will not be able to dive. Am I wrong in assuming this ? On 6 Dec 1994, Graeme Davison wrote: > Subject:RE>Dive Depths and Nitrox Sent on: 6/12/94 4:54 pm > Ralph asked > > *** Begin Insert *** > > I have not been able to find in the IANTD materials statements regarding > how the depths of repetitive dives should be ordered when nitrox is used > on one or more of the dives. At the recreational level, we teach that > the deepest dive is made first, and each successive dive is to a depth > less than or equal to the preceeding dive. > > *** End Insert *** > > I was taught that deep first still applies > > On a similar topic I was taught that when mixing Air and Nitrox dives on the > same day - the recomendation was to do the Air dive first - Any body else got a > view ?? > > > Mail : graeme_davison@ne*.co* > ______ > / / / / > / / /_____/ British Sub Aqua Club > / / nder / ressure > /_____/ / > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@opal.com'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@opal.com'. >
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