What is deep dive? Deep diving is any underwater dive that exceeds the norms of the community. This may include the setting of limits by authorities and/or communities. Elite deep diving is the most difficult type. The most dangerous side effect of deep diving is nitrogen narcosis. Deep diving is high-risk and requires advanced training. Deep diving is often used for exploring the limits human endurance and physical strength.
Deep dives are available for commercial diving
Commercial diving involves deep dives. The scuba tanks carry helium and oxygen, which strip the heat from the body with each exhalation. To prevent hypothermia, the living quarters must be kept at high temperatures. This temperature can vary depending on depth. It can be anywhere from 85 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit. The hot-water suit is a special type suit that divers use to counter the effects of the environment. It's similar to a suit for wetsuits, but has tubes.
Technical diving is a non-professional deep sea diving
Technical diving can technically be considered recreational diving. However technical divers are trained in many areas related to scuba safety. These dives can be more dangerous than recreational, as they are focused on the bottom of the sea. They need to be trained in safe diving techniques in order to increase safety in all environments. They must also be capable of handling several gases. These skills are taught in certification courses.
Elite Deep Dives are harder than regular Deep Dives
Elite Dives are more difficult than regular Deep Dives. These missions are roughly triple the length of regular Deep Dives and are extremely difficult. For repeating these missions, you will not receive any additional Matrix Cores. You will still be able to collect Huuli Hoarders as well as their crafting materials. To complete Elite Dives, you'll also receive 'Today Special" beers.
Nitrogen narcosis
Deep diving can have complex effects from nitrogen narcosis. The effects depend on the depth of the dive, the rapidity of ascent, and comorbidities. Divers with neurological impairments can still have residual impairment after treatment. Most cases however, will show complete recovery. Nitrogen narcosis is a potentially dangerous condition for deep divers.
Diving instructors should oversee divers.
Deep diving requires high levels of experience and training. There are higher chances of getting decompression sick and possible gas narcosis. An instructor can help reduce this risk by providing proper planning in a controlled setting. Diver training can be tailored to suit your individual needs.