Deco for Divers

[dmoore19]

I know a lot of people own and have read this one. At this point I am about 1/3 of the way through. While it is loaded with graphs and more than a few technical terms, it is quite informative and enlightening. I highly recommend reading the book. Even if you have no intentions of decompression diving the book explains it at a level that everyone who dives can understand. If I can understand it, then others should have no problem.

 

[TSandM]

It's really an excellent book, and I think a must-read for any serious diver. After all, ALL of us do decompression on every dive -- it's called an ascent! It's a great thing to understand the process better than one can from the necessarily condensed information one gets in an OW class.

 

[Mr Carcharodon]

It is not the place to look if you want to “do the numbers”. Calculations get pushed to an appendix and treated as an afterthought. Bubble models do not get much of a treatment. If you are tired of the “trust us” approach to decompression this book will not completely satisfy the itch. That said it is without doubt the best summary in print.

 

[Aquaviolator]

This book should be required reading to get your "Advanced Diver" status...