Technical Diving Courses
Advanced Nitrox
The objective of this course is to train divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures for utilizing EANx21 through EANx100 for dives not requiring staged decompression(Decompression techniques may be combined with this course).
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Note: Cylinders and regulators need to be properly cleaned and labeled as ready for oxygen service. |
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This course is very demanding, and is not for everyone. Be sure you have mastered all the basic scuba skills including hovering/neutral buoyancy. Equipment requirements are also very intensive, and no shortcuts or exceptions will be allowed. Payment for this course does not guarantee certification.
Answers to frequently asked questions for this course may be found here.
For more information regarding this course, contact Michael Haynes at our Menomonee Falls store:(262) 251-8283Decompression Procedures
The objective of this course is to train divers how to plan and conduct a standard staged decompression dive not exceeding a maximum depth of 150 feet. The most common equipment requirements, gear setups, decompression techniques and decompression mixtures (including oxygen and nitrox) are presented.
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Required Equipment:
Note: Cylinders and regulators need to be properly cleaned and labeled as ready for oxygen service. |
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Course Requirements
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This course is very demanding, and is not for everyone. Be sure you have mastered all the basic scuba skills including hovering/neutral buoyancy. Equipment requirements are also very intensive, and no shortcuts or exceptions will be allowed. Payment for this course does not guarantee certification.
Answers to frequently asked questions for this course may be found here.
For more information regarding this course, contact Michael Haynes at our Menomonee Falls store: (262) 251-8283Go to our Class/Event Calendar.
Solo Diver
We realize that many divers dive by themselves, but this in no way makes them "solo divers". They are neither trained nor knowledgable in the hazards to which they may be exposing themselves. The SDI Solo Diving course examines the benefits, hazards, and proper procedures for planning and conducting solo dives. Completing this course empowers you with specific knowledge, enabling you to make a sound risk analysis when engaging in this type of diving.
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The SDI Solo Diver Program is not for everyone....we do not accept all candidates.
For more information regarding this course, contact Michael Haynes at our Menomonee Falls store: (262) 251-8283
Tri-Mix Course
Prerequisites:18 years old or older
100 logged dives
Minimum certification level of Advanced Nitrox & Decompression Procedures (or equivalent) Required Equipment:
- Twin cylinder setup with isolation manifold & bands (min. 2 sets, preferably 3)
- Two high performance cold-water ready regulators
- Two Decompression mix cylinder(s) with complete regulator/gauge setups
- Drysuit Inflation cylinder with 1st stage, drysuit hose, OPV valve, & gauge
- Depth gauge & automatic bottom timer (or computer)
- Backup depth gauge/bottom timer (or computer)
- Exposure suit adequate for the local environment (drysuit)
- Lift bag/SMB and spool/reel (minimum 50 lb. lift bag)
- Wings/backplate/harness adequate for equipment configuration
- Primary Light
- Backup Light(s)
- Cutting tools
- Access to O2 & He analyzer
- Underwater slate w/writing untensil
Note: Cylinders and regulators need to be properly cleaned and labeled as ready for oxygen service. Course Requirements:
Classroom & briefings = 8 hours
Satisfactorily complete the TDI Trimix Exam.
All bottom mixes must have 18% or higher oxygen.
Minimum 4 open water dives (provided all skills have been mastered).
Minimum 100 minutes bottom time, with no training dive deeper than 200 feet.
Demonstrate sound, mature judgement concerning dive planning & execution.
Go to our Class/Event Calendar.


