What is deep diving? Deep diving is underwater diving beyond the community norms. This could include limits that have been set by authorities or communities. 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 is often used to determine the limits of human endurance or physical fitness.
Deep diving is permitted for commercial diving
Deep diving is part of commercial diving. Scuba tanks are equipped with helium and oxygen that remove heat from the body every time it is exhaled. To prevent hypothermia the living quarters should be maintained at high temperatures. Depending on the depth, the temperature can vary from 85degF - 93degF. Divers wear a special suit called a hot water suit to combat the environmental effects. It looks like a wetsuit but it has tubes.
Technical diving, a type of deep-sea diving that isn't performed by professionals, is also known as "tech diving".
Technical diving is technically considered recreational diving. However, technical divers have been trained in many aspects of safety and diving. These dives are more dangerous that recreational diving and they focus on what is below 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 can be more difficult than regular Deep Dives
Elite Dives may be easier than regular Deep Dives, but they are much more difficult. These missions are nearly three times longer than regular Deep Dives. They are also extremely difficult. For repeating these missions, you will not receive any additional Matrix Cores. You will receive credits, XP, and minerals, and you can still collect Huuli Hoarders and their crafting materials. For Elite Dives you will also receive 'Today Specials' beers.
Nitrogen narcosis
Deep diving is a complex environment. The effects depend on the depth of the dive, the rapidity of ascent, and comorbidities. Even after treatment, some divers may still experience residual impairment. A full recovery is possible in most cases. Deep divers should be aware that nitrogen narcosis can pose a danger to their health.
Dive instructors should be able to supervise divers.
Deep diving requires advanced training and experience. This can make it dangerous for beginners, especially at deeper depths. There is a higher risk of decompression sickness, as well as the possibility of gas narcosis. The best way to reduce risk is to have a dive instructor who can teach you proper planning and procedures. You can have your training tailored to your requirements, such as dives at night or in wrecks.