Mares Nemo - Page 23

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- Avoid diving until the
computer memory has
cleared from the preceding
day's dive.
- When doing repetitive dives
for several consecutive days,
take at least one day off from
diving every week. In the case
of decompression-stop diving,
it is recommended to take
one day off from diving every
three days.
- Avoid decompression-stop
dives and do not dive deeper
than 40 meters (130 feet)
unless you have been
specifically trained in this
type of technical diving.
- Avoid repetitive "square
profile" dives (dives to a
single depth) deeper than 18
meters (60 feet).
- Always wait at least 12
hours, and preferably 24
hours, before flying after a
dive, in accordance with the
recommendations of the
Divers' Alert Network.
WARNING
Do not fly within 24 hours of your
last dive, and in any case wait
until the Nemo ("no fly")
indication disappears.
WARNING
Never dive alone, Nemo cannot
substitute for a diving buddy.
WARNING
Never dive deeper than 40 m (130
feet) or do decompression-stop
dives with Nemo unless you have
the appropriate certification
(IANTD, NAUI, PADI-DSAT, PSA, SSI,
TDI, etc.) for Deep Air diving at
depths beyond 40 m (130 feet) and
are familiar with the skills and
risks associated with deep air
diving, which entails a higher risk
of decompression sickness even for
the most qualified and expert
divers, regardless of the dive table
or computer that is used. Divers
attempting these types of dives
must have completed a specialist
course and gained the necessary
experience.
WARNING
The Nemo dive computer is
designed exclusively for recreational
sports use and not for professional
applications.
WARNING
Do not dive in mountain lakes
without having first checked that
the appropriate altitude program is
selected.
WARNING
Recreational divers should not dive
deeper than 40 m (130 feet).
Although this computer will
continue to provide information for
compressed-air dives deeper than
40 m (130 feet), the risk of nitrogen
narcosis and decompression sickness
(DCS) is greatly increased; therefore,
this information should be treated
as only approximate.
WARNING
The dive computer cannot ensure
against possible decompression
sickness. The dive computer
cannot take into account the
physical conditions of the
individual diver, which may vary
from one day to the next. For your
safety, have a general medical
check-up before undertaking a
dive.
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