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I was under the impression that the MOD for Nitrox where severely lower than for air?TASea:148' at Dalco Wall, for Advanced Nitrox training. Very cool wall dive, I'd do that one again. One of the few local sites worth going deep on.
Tigerman:I was under the impression that the MOD for Nitrox where severely lower than for air?
EANx32 and EANx36 the MOD being something like 100 feet?
TY. That would explain why I got lostSoggy:There are nitrox mixtures other than 32% and 36%. Adv Nitrox is usually combined with decompression procedures, so just because he was doing a deep dive doesn't mean he was using nitrox as the bottom gas. High O2 nitrox mixtures are used for decompression.
You are right, though. The MOD for Nitrox 32% is 111 ft and 36% is 95ft.
Tigerman:I was under the impression that the MOD for Nitrox where severely lower than for air?
EANx32 and EANx36 the MOD being something like 100 feet?
Leaner EAN mixtures are used by some for deep diving, although you then have to contend with the narcosis issue. I did my first 150 foot dive on EAN25. Never again ... definitely felt the wah-wah's, and didn't like it one bit ... from now on anything deeper than about 110 is gonna be on a mix that has some helium in it.Soggy:There are nitrox mixtures other than 32% and 36%. Adv Nitrox is usually combined with decompression procedures, so just because he was doing a deep dive doesn't mean he was using nitrox as the bottom gas. High O2 nitrox mixtures are used for decompression.
You are right, though. The MOD for Nitrox 32% is 111 ft and 36% is 95ft.