http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/-t1.htm Use this forum to post anything to do with decompression and deep diving etc Sun, 22 Jun 2008 10:36:26 GMT 10 http://www.frogsquad.co.uk/_borders/FROG%20SQUAD%20LOGO1websize.gif http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/-t1.htm http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/dsat-tec-deep-diver-t77.htm Mr Frog http://www.frogsquad.co.uk/tecrec.html]]> Technical Diving Sun, 22 Jun 2008 10:36:26 GMT http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/dsat-tec-deep-diver-t77.htm#185 http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/dsat-tec-deep-diver-t77.htm http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/definition-of-technical-diving-t48.htm Mr Frog For safety reasons and to maximise the enjoyment of diving, PADI teach 'no decompression diving' - unless you accidentally exceed the no decompression limit (NDL) and need to complete a decompression stop in an emergency (see the guidance notes for the recreational dive planner - RDP). The maximum depth for all PADI recreational divers is 40 metres (with 'Deep Diver Specialty' training) BSAC however, use a completely different set of diving tables which incorporate decompession stops where ... Technical Diving Sun, 09 Mar 2008 09:21:17 GMT http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/definition-of-technical-diving-t48.htm#88 http://frogblog.forumandco.com/technical-diving-f17/definition-of-technical-diving-t48.htm