SE>Nitrox is moving away from the mystique of "Technical Diving" and out
SE>into the mainstream.  You'll find lots of folks who are now certified
SE>and teaching Nitrox diving at various dive shops around the country.
SE>Any good Nitrox class can answer your questions about depth limitations
SE>with the various blends.
I have been looking at the nitrox to add a further measure of safety to
my conservative diving routine.
SE>May I *strongly* suggest that you take the time to learn about
SE>this form of technical diving before jumping in with both feet.
SE>There are some excellent technical/deep diving schools here in
SE>Florida including Hal Watts' Forty Fathom Grotto, Dive USA in
SE>West Palm Beach, and Captain Billy Dean's in Key West, Florida.
Untill I discover a spanish treasure ship in deep water, I can think of
no other reason for me to dive deep.
SE> >         Like a kid with a new toy, I am drawn to push the limits...
SE>Unfortunately this is one area of diving where too many people
SE>have been lured by the fantasy and have succumbed to the reality.
Fantasy and Reality......shame they aren't more closely related.
CARL
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