Tech books to Read

[rhwestfall]

The Tao Of Survival Underwater

 

[JMBL]

Slightly off topic but a very good and very comprehensive book :

NOAA diving manual

 

[Billy Northrup]

Submerged: A book about National Parks Service diving.

 

[Scuba Cobra]

One net yet mentioned here that is in my pile of books to read is "The essentials of deeper diving"- John Lippmann

Under pressure by Gareth Lock is one I'd suggest pushing to the front of the Queue, followed by Deco for divers.

 

[CAPTAIN SINBAD]

Great suggestions. A few of my personal favorites:

Deep into Deco - Asser Salama
Deco for Divers - Mark Powell

Lastly:

Doing it Right! Fundamentals of Better Diving. (Btw ... can anyone tell me where to order this? Lost my copy.)

 

[MikadoWu]

Great suggestions. A few of my personal favorites:

Doing it Right! Fundamentals of Better Diving. (Btw ... can anyone tell me where to order this? Lost my copy.)

Found is used on Amazon and Ebay.

Thank you everyone for the Reading material. I think my brain will be mush after this. Why did I decided to try Tech again...…

 

[Jay]

Not a book but this resource seems good: Technical Diving Articles | Techniques | Knowledgebase

 

[1atm]

Great suggestions. A few of my personal favorites:
Doing it Right! Fundamentals of Better Diving. (Btw ... can anyone tell me where to order this? Lost my copy.)

Here:
Books

 

[happy-diver]

The Last Dive is good, as well as Shadow Divers.

While course manuals are fun, it's good to have historical perspective and understanding as well.

Chowdhhurys own experience dabbling in DCS is the most riveting part of the book

 

[MikadoWu]

How are the Navy books, or are they over kill.
The Navy Diving Manual - Revision 7 - Book 1: Full-Size Edition, Remastered Images, Book 1 of 2: Diving Principles & Policy, Air Diving Operations
The Navy Diving Manual - Revision 7 - Book 2: Full-Size Edition, Remastered Images, Book 2 of 2: Mixed Gas Surface Supplied, Closed & Semiclosed ... & Recompression