CCR Trimix Simplifed

[Major Clanger]

Have just finished reading this by Dr Mel Clarke. Excellent, very well written, factual, to the point and she even agrees with me on the use of yellow DSMB's with a slate attached in emergencies. Bonus

[SilentDiver]

Agreed it is a very good book its just a shame her books work out so bloody expensive to buy over here

[matt]

Is there a link to the book? How simplified is it?

Matt.

[Major Clanger]

Double.

[Major Clanger]

Is there a link to the book? How simplified is it?

Matt.

Even you'd get it You knew that was coming.

[matt]

Even you'd get it You knew that was coming.

hahaha.

Post a link then...

[MikeF]

Is there a link to the book? How simplified is it?

Matt.

very. although perversely it's then got the usual confusing and over complex yank maths in it. It's also a bit DIR telling you what kit you should be using instead of the more accurate and pragmatic advice 'use whatever kit works for you'. oops i can feel the wrath of DIR already for that one

mike

[iamyourgasman]

I'll have a look at that one. I can highly recommend the new PSAI Mixed gas CCR manual as well. £22 very well spent!

[Major Clanger]

Agreed it is a very good book its just a shame her books work out so bloody expensive to buy over here

Forty quid but only book needed for coming course so material costs deducted from course price.

[MartyC]

very. although perversely it's then got the usual confusing and over complex yank maths in it. It's also a bit DIR telling you what kit you should be using instead of the more accurate and pragmatic advice 'use whatever kit works for you'. oops i can feel the wrath of DIR already for that one

mike

Mike,
Well it is a "Yank" book, so the maths thing is inevitable
I've got it and didn't think it was DIResque, however the DIR guys won't descend in wrath as they're too busy laughing at as CCR loonies