CCR Extended Range 40m (Trimix 45m)
Maximum 3 students
The SSI CCR Extended Range-40m (Trimix 45m) program builds upon skills and techniques learned as a basic rebreather diver by increasing depth, duration, introducing decompression, and adding more complex skills. SSI has developed this unit-specific program to also allow the use of trimix as the breathing gas to reduce gas density and increase diver safety.
Your CCR Extended Range -40m (Trimix 45m) certification qualifies you to conduct decompression dives to a maximum depth of 40 meters (up to 45 meters using a trimix diluent) with a max decompression limit of 25 mins. Take your diving to the next level.
The Course we run at Global Dive is for the Ambient Pressure Diving Inspiration and Evolution Rebreathers.
Availability: Contact us for booking information
What you learn:
- Basic CCR function
- Tec equipment and CCR setup and checklists
- Diving CCRs and handling potential problems
- Decompression software and open-circuit bailout requirements
- Post-dive procedures and disassembly
- Thinking like a Tec CCR diver
Pre requisites
- Enriched Air Diver
- Deep Diver
- Rescue Diver
- CCR Diving w minimum 30 hours on the unit
- Preferably OC Tech diver level such as SSI Extended Range, PADI Tec40 or TDI Decompressions procedures
- Have at least 80 logged dives
- Be at least 18 years
Trip costs and transport are not included.
About your Instructor
Andrew Simpson has been an active technical diver since 2004, when he first dived the wrecks of Scapa Flow in Scotland. Since then he has dived extensively around the world. His technical training was conducted by legendary tech diver Pete Mesley, taking him up to the level of Advanced Trimix Rebreather diver. He then spent many hours in the water on some of the worlds best wreck dives, including the wrecks of Truk Lagoon, our own Mikhael Lermontov in Marlborough, Niagara in the Huaraki, and Port Kembla off Fairwell Spit. Andrew has over 1200 hours experience on the Inspiration CCR.
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Dear Global Dive Team
Thought I would also just say a big thank you to Andrew for the rebreather training. The Lermontov was something else on the unit, words can’t describe and I just want to say thank you to Andrew for the excellent training he gave, I was the most comfortable I have ever been down there.
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