Scubaworld

Do you want to spend more time underwater? The   PADI   Enriched   Air   Diver   course   is   PADI’s   most   popular specialty   scuba   diving   course,   and   it’s   easy   to   see   why.      Scuba diving   with   enriched   air   nitrox   rather   than   normal   breathing air   gives   you   more   no-decompression   dive   time.   This   means more   time   underwater,   especially   on   repetitive   scuba   dives. Maximize    your    time    with    the    upgraded    PADI    Enriched    Air Diver   course.   Enriched   Air   Diving   saves   you   time   by   allowing you   to   stay   underwater   longer   and/or   get   back   into   the   water sooner.   Plus,   by   diving   with   Enriched   Air   you   may   feel   less tired after your dives How much longer can i stay underwater? A   dive   with   normal   air   to   15   metres/50   feet   gives   you   a   no decompression   limit   of   80   minutes,   while   a   dive   with   EANx36 gets   you   220   minutes   of   no   decompression   time.   This   is   an increase     of     140     minutes!     It's     perfect     for     underwater photographers,   wreck   divers   and   anyone   who   wants   to   stay down   longer.   No   wonder   many   divers   choose   this   as   their very first specialty

Course Content The    course    consists    of    knowledge    development,    practical applications & 2 optional open water dives

Knowledge Development Knowledge   Development   is   based   on   a   self-study   method, allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at   your   own   pace. Home   study   is   backed   up   by   an   academic   session   with   a   PADI Instructor,    to    ensure    full    understanding    of    enriched    air theory.

The Course The    PADI    Nitrox    Specialty    course    is    designed    to    teach recreational   divers   to   use   enriched   air   (nitrox),   for   fun,   safe, no-stop   recreational   diving.   The   course   addresses   the   use   of enriched    air    with    22-40%    oxygen,    with    emphasis    on    the enriched air of 32% & 36%. During    your    Nitrox    course    you    wil    learn    techniques    for getting   more   dive   time   by   using   enriched   air   nitrox,   enriched air    scuba    diving    equipment    considerations,    enriched    air considerations,    including    managing    oxygen    exposure    and how   to   tell   what’s   in   your   scuba   tank.   You   will   also   learn   and become     confident     planning     your     dives     using     a     dive computer.   We   will   take   you   through   the   actual   process   of obtaining   a   Nitrox   fill,   with   you   personally   using   the   oxygen analyser to determine the oxygen content in your fill.

Optional Open Water Training: two   optional   dives   in   the   Mediterranean   on   the   Costa   Blanca over    one    day    and    you    can    get    your    certification    while simultaneously completing dives for other PADI courses Prerequisites:  PADI      Open      Water      Diver      certification      (or      equivalent certification)  Minimum age: 15 years old

Get five specialty ratings including Padi deep diver specialty and Padi navigation diver specialty and you're on your way to becoming a  PADI Master Scuba Diver.

Scubaworld

PADI Enriched Air Nitrox Diver Specialty Course with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca

Do you want to spend more time underwater? The   PADI   Enriched   Air   Diver   course   is   PADI’s   most   popular   specialty   scuba   diving   course,   and   it’s   easy   to   see why.      Scuba   diving   with   enriched   air   nitrox   rather   than   normal   breathing   air   gives   you   more   no-decompression dive   time.   This   means   more   time   underwater,   especially   on   repetitive   scuba   dives.   Maximize   your   time   with   the upgraded   PADI   Enriched   Air   Diver   course.   Enriched   Air   Diving   saves   you   time   by   allowing   you   to   stay   underwater longer   and/or   get   back   into   the   water   sooner.   Plus,   by   diving   with   Enriched   Air   you   may   feel   less   tired   after   your dives

How much longer can i stay underwater? A   dive   with   normal   air   to   15   metres/50   feet   gives   you   a   no   decompression   limit   of   80   minutes,   while   a   dive   with EANx36   gets   you   220   minutes   of   no   decompression   time.   This   is   an   increase   of   140   minutes!   It's   perfect   for underwater   photographers,   wreck   divers   and   anyone   who   wants   to   stay   down   longer.   No   wonder   many   divers choose this as their very first specialty

During   your   Nitrox   course   you   wil   learn   techniques   for   getting   more   dive   time   by   using   enriched   air   nitrox, enriched   air   scuba   diving   equipment   considerations,   enriched   air   considerations,   including   managing   oxygen exposure   and   how   to   tell   what’s   in   your   scuba   tank.   You   will   also   learn   and   become   confident   planning   your dives   using   a   dive   computer.   We   will   take   you   through   the   actual   process   of   obtaining   a   Nitrox   fill,   with   you personally using the oxygen analyser to determine the oxygen content in your fill.

The Course The   PADI   Nitrox   Specialty   course   is   designed   to   teach   recreational   divers   to   use   enriched   air   (nitrox),   for   fun, safe,   no-stop   recreational   diving.   The   course   addresses   the   use   of   enriched   air   with   22-40%   oxygen,   with emphasis on the enriched air of 32% & 36%.

Course Content The course consists of knowledge development, practical applications & 2 optional open water dives

Knowledge Development Knowledge   Development   is   based   on   a   self-study   method,   allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at   your   own pace.   Home   study   is   backed   up   by   an   academic   session   with   a   PADI   Instructor,   to   ensure   full   understanding   of enriched air theory. Optional Open Water Training: two   optional   dives   in   the   Mediterranean   on   the   Costa   Blanca   over   one   day   and   you   can   get   your   certification while simultaneously completing dives for other PADI courses Prerequisites:  PADI Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent certification)  Minimum age: 15 years old

Get five specialty ratings including Padi deep diver specialty and Padi navigation diver specialty and you're on your way to becoming a PADI Master Scuba Diver.