What is deep dive? Deep diving refers to underwater diving that goes beyond what is allowed by the community. These limits may be set by communities and authorities. The most difficult type is elite deep diving. Deep diving has one of its most dangerous side effects, nitrogen narcosis. Deep diving is high-risk and requires advanced training. Deep diving can be used to discover the limits and potential dangers of human endurance.
Deep diving is permitted for commercial diving
Deep diving is part of commercial diving. The tanks have helium or oxygen which remove heat from the bodies with every inhalation. To prevent hypothermia, the living quarters must be kept at high temperatures. This temperature can vary depending upon the depth. A special suit, called a hot-watersuit, is worn by divers to mitigate the effects of this environment. It's similar to a suit for wetsuits, but has tubes.
Technical diving, a type of deep-sea diving that isn't performed by professionals, is also known as "tech diving".
Although technically classified as a type of recreational diving, technical divers are still trained in many areas of scuba safety. These types of dives are more dangerous than recreational diving, and their focus is on seeing things beneath the water. They should be taught techniques to improve their safety in different environments like caves and underwater mountains. They should also be certified to handle several gases.
Elite Deep Dives are more challenging than regular Deep Dives
Elite Dives will be more difficult than regular Deep Dives. These missions are nearly three times longer than regular Deep Dives. They are also extremely difficult. No additional Matrix Cores will be given for repeating the missions. You will still be able to collect Huuli Hoarders as well as their crafting materials. For Elite Dives you will also receive 'Today Specials' beers.
Nitrogen narcosis
The effects of nitrogen narcosis in deep diving are complex. These effects are dependent on depth, speed of ascent and other comorbidities. Even after treatment, some divers may still experience residual impairment. However, most cases will result in a complete recovery. Nitrogen narcosis is a potentially dangerous condition for deep divers.
Dive instructors should be able to supervise divers.
Deep diving requires high levels of experience and training. There are higher chances of getting decompression sick and possible gas narcosis. Dive instructors can reduce the risk by teaching proper planning and procedures within a controlled environment. A dive instructor can also tailor training to your needs, such as diving at night or in wrecks.