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Tec Diving

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SideMount

At the Beginning you learned as a diver that you carry your tank on your back because that was the standard.

SideMount configurations have evolved from Cave and penetration diving.

SideMount has established its place for all types of diving.

With the SideMount configuration there is no heavy weight on your back anymore.

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Recreatial siemount diver

Advantages

  • carry more gas for both recreational or a technical dive.

  • dive longer, safer and easier. 

  • Take advantage of your No Decompression Limit when using Nitrox on recreational dives.

  • Setup tanks on land and attach inwater

  • Keeps the weight of the tanks off your body until you are ready to start the dive. 

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Twinset

With TwinSet diving you can carry more gas so whether you are making a recreational dive or a technical dive, It means you can dive longer, safer and easier. Carrying an extra tank allows you to take advantage of your No Decompression Limit when using Nitrox on recreational dives.

Using a TwinSet with a manifold simplifies the use of two tanks, as you are able to breath from the primary second stage regulator as both tanks breath down at the same time. Unlike SideMount where you switch between tanks.  

The use of a TwinSet configuration for Tec dives cuts out the need to switch second stage regulators until required for using any Deco mix's.   

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PADI Tec 40, 45 and 50

Tec 40 Diver

The PADI Tec 40 course is where you transition from recreational scuba diving to technical diving.

It’s a great beginning on your Tec path because you will be qualified to make limited decompression dives to 40 metres.

To enroll in the Tec 40 course, you must be:

  • A PADI Advanced Open Water Diver

  • A PADI Enriched Air Diver with at least 10 dives using enriched air deeper than 18 metres/60 feet

  • A PADI Deep Diver.

  •  At least 18 years old

  • Have a minimum of 30 logged dives

Tec 45 Diver

The PADI Tec 45 course is the next level on your Tec path.

You’ll extend your depth limit to 45 meter's. You’ll learn to plan and execute repetitive decompression dives. You will learn how to use a single stage decompression cylinder with either backmount or sidemount.

To enroll in the Tec 45 course, you must:

  • Be a PADI Tec 40 Diver

  • Be a PADI Rescue Diver

  • Have a minimum of 50 logged dives. With at least 12 dives on enriched air deeper than 18 metres.

  • 10 dives deeper than 30 metres

  • At least 18 years old

Tec 50 Diver

The Tec 50 course allows you to dive to a maximum of 50 meters. You will know how to make extended decompression stops using up to two gases.

To enroll in the Tec 50 course, you must:

  • Be a PADI Tec 45 Diver

  • Have a minimum of 100 logged dives, with at least 20 dives on enriched air deeper than 18 metres

  • 15 dives deeper than 30 metres

  • At least 18 years old

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Terms and Conditions

Reservations and Payments To confirm a reservation, a deposit must be made either via the website or in person. We accept payments in cash in either Mexican Peso or US Dollar. The Listed prices are in the local currency Mexican pesos. For USD price, the daily conversion rate is applied as set by google. We accept card payments (visa or mastercard) this is charged in the local currency Mexican Pesos. If paying via card the conversion rate will be set by the bank facilitating the payment. For Cash payments we give a discount of 5% as highlighted under each price. For certified divers equipment rental is not included (BCD, Regs, Wetsuit, Fins and Mask). Full equipment rental is $400 mxn per day. Equipment damage or Loss. If any rental equipment is damaged or lost, the cost of repair/replacement will be the responsibility of the person renting the equipment. A. C. Divers or any other parties that we work with are not responsible for your personal equipment. Any lead weight lost on a dive will incur a fee based on the total amount lost. Cancellations If an activity is cancelled due to weather conditions and you are unable to reschedule to a different location or date then a full refund will be issued. The cancellation up to 48hours prior to the start date and time of the activity will result in a refund of any deposit paid, unless outlined in any quote given. Failure to arrive at the time and date designated for the activity will result in no refund being issued and outstanding balance payable by the card on file. We hold the right to cancel any reservation without a refund being issued if a person misrepresents their qualification level, refuses to sign necessary paperwork, or is unable to complete any activity due to safety concerns or suspected intoxication. Diving Prerequesits All divers must hold a valid certification from a recognised training organisation and proof must be shown upon arrival. Divers will be required to fill out a medical release form and liability release and express assumption of risk paperwork in its entirity. They may subsequently require a medical release from a doctor. If a diver has not been diving within the past 12 months, a scuba refresh course will be required *additional fees apply. Proof of inwater activity may be required. Training Prerequisits All training prerequisits are set up by the governing training organisation and specific to each level of training. If you are unsure that you meet these prerequisits please contact us for more infomation for example minimum ages, number of logged dives, medical clearance etc.

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