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Introduction
NiTek Duo Dive Computer User Manual 7
all previous dives in the same repetitive dive series and is
thus, accurately monitoring the diver’s total exposure to
oxygen and nitrogen.
Neither the NiTek Duonor any other dive computer
physically measures the amount of nitrogen present in body
tissues or the rate at which nitrogen is being absorbed or
released. The NiTek Duo monitors depth and time, and uses
this data to work a mathematical formula designed to
emulate how individuals in good general health and whose
physical characteristics do not place them among those at
higher risk of decompression illness (DCI) are assumed to
absorb and release nitrogen from body tissues. Thus, the
NiTek Duo cannot compensate for factors such as age,
obesity, dehydration, cold, or exertion, which experts believe
place divers at greater risk of DCI. If these, or similar factors
apply to you, use the NiTek Duoand other dive computers
or dive tableswith even greater caution.
Little is known regarding the exact nature and causes of
decompression illness (also known as decompression
sickness, DCI, or DCS). Susceptibility to DCI may vary
substantially from person to person and from day to day.
Neither the NiTek Duonor any other dive table or
computercan guarantee that you will not suffer
decompression illness. Even though you use these items
correctly, you may still suffer DCI. Use your NiTek Duo
conservatively and in conjunction with other dive planning
devices, such as dive tables. Do not rely on the NiTek Duo,
or any similar device, as your sole means of avoiding
decompression illness.
When diving…
Do not “push” the no-decompression limits (NDLs). Make
safety stops before ascending. If you exceed the no-
decompression limits, check your breathing gas supply at all
stop depths.
The NiTek Duo does not monitor breathing gas supply. You
must monitor this yourself, on every dive, using a
submersible pressure gauge or equivalent device.
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