Nitrox certification is a snap. I can't imagine
than anyone has ever failed a course. But now
comes along a group called DiveNav. Its email
advertising says, "You probably heard about nitrox
during your OW course, but are a bit concerned
that a nitrox class may be too difficult for you. We
are here to help!"
Its "Introduction to Nitrox" online class teaches
"everything you need to know about nitrox ...
physical and physiological aspects of diving nitrox
... the important limits of nitrox ... how to determine
the best gas mix ... the use of nitrox tables
and how to calculate oxygen exposure limits ...
how to analyze the content of a nitrox tank . . . the
class includes both quizzes and a final test. All of
this for just $4.99 . . . Complete the class, then visit
your dive store, easily pass their agency-provided
nitrox course, get a nitrox certification card and
then .....become a Nitrox Diver!"
Take this course and exam for pretend, then do
it all over again for real?