SF2 rebreather can be used in either backmount or sidemount and each configuration requires different skill sets and unit check therefore is run as independent training programs. Diver looking to move into rebreather but are used to diving in sidemount will quickly see the SF2 ECCR Sidemount rebreather is possibly the best rebreather on the market for this configuration. 

If you have no previous rebreather experience you will be required to first learn the SF2 rebreather in a backmount configuration prior to taking class in sidemount configuration. The Sidemount SF2 ECCR rebreather is best used in overhead environments and I we strongly recommend gaining certification as an advanced sidemount trained diver prior to starting your SF2 sidemount rebreather training using a Sidemount configuration.

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You will learn more about the benefits, hazards, and proper procedures when diving a CCR on decompression dives, while managing two stage bottles.

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This course is accompanied by a service and repair workshop for in-field problem solving and maintenance; setup and maintenance of the unit, loop volume management, calibration of electronics, emergency procedures, buoyancy control, CNS tracking

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The TDI Air Diluent Rebreather course runs over five days. Should you wish to continue on to decompression procedures on CCR, the course takes seven days if you meet the prerequisites. 

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During this course, I will teach you all of the necessary skills to conduct no decompression CCR dives to a maximum depth of 30 metres/100 feet using air diluent.