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The Dive Station Florida Diving Institute | International Divers Association | Scuba World Wide Sales | Dive Club |
WELCOME TO SCUBAWW.COM |
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| What is Scubaww.com? Scubaww.com is an organization formed to bring divers in the Orlando area together for an opportunity to meet people and enjoy our sport. Plus an opportunity to purchase products at reduced rates. Scubaww.com annual dues are $35.00 per person. Check out our website www.scubaww.com to learn more about our business and take advantage of our dive travel deals or call for more information ate (407) 843-3483. |
What are your benefits if you join Scubaww.com? 1. Air fills for $6.00 each for the entire year. 2. 20% off on equipment rental. 3. 10% off on equipment repairs. 4. 10% off on equipment purchases. 5. 10% off continuing diver education. 6. 5% off on Florida and Florida Keys dive Center Charters. Meeting May 28, 6:30 pm Give us a call at (407) 843-3483. Not valid in conjunction with any other specials or discounts. |
NITROX: What is it? Can we use it? Is it Safe? |
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| These are of the many questions asked about NITROX. Before we start, NITROX is the breathing mixture that you are breathing now. It is called Normoxic, this is 79% Nitrogen and 21% Oxygen. Nitrox mixtures greater than 21% Oxygen, is referred to as (EAN) Enriched Air NITROX. This most common NITROX mixtures used today are NN1 (32%) and NN2 (36%). NITROX History NITROX has been around since 1943. During 1959 Military and Commercial divers were trained in the use of NITROX. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) used NITROX in support of scientific diving operations since the 1970’s. Advanced level sport divers involvement has increased during the past five years. What does the future hold for us NITROX divers? Certifications are on the increase, computers at a reasonable cost, a decrease in DCS accidents and more dive centers, providing NITROX. |
Advantages of NITROX 1. The real advantages of EAN is that it provides recreational divers with additional safety margin when used with regular air tables or computers. 2. The extension of the no decompression limits. 3. May be less susceptible to Nitrogen narcosis. 4. Feels good, lack of post dive fatigue. 5. Breathing EAN can help significantly reduce asymptomatic or silent bubbles after dive. If you would like to learn more about NITROX diving, contact: The Dive Station at 407 843-3483. Classes are conducted on a monthly basis. NITROX COURSE FEE $195 or $135 no dives. Includes: • 1 Classroom Session • 2 Dives with NITROX Tanks • Book Package • Certification Fees |
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The Dive Station
International Divers Association
Florida Diving Institute, Inc.
3465 Edgewater Drive, Orlando, FL 32804
Phone: (407) 843-3483 (407) 423-4734
Fax: 407-849-1427
Toll-Free: (800) 282-3328
E-Mail: kamfdi@aol.com