Any comprehensible books on hand signals?

[emoreira]

The Recreational Scuba Training Council (RSTC) has this one : Common Hand Signals for Recreational Scuba Diving

[url]http://es.scribd.com/doc/6492155/Common-Hand-Signals-for-Scuba-Diving[/URL]

 

[TONY CHANEY]

I think that TJ did an outstanding job and covers about everything to include light signals he was my cave inst. and a friend. Dayo Scuba - Orlando Florida - Cyber Cafe - Year Round Diving & Training - Communications

 

[zenmedianetworks]

Lol six36 that's hilarious. I've personally looked at this chart like 6 times and i almost didn't notice the changes. :biggrin:
My family and I are actually working on a comprehensive guide that gives a video and high quality image for pretty much all of the diving hand signals out there. Its in the works and going to be released on a chapter by chapter basis every month. Check it out here at this link and if you want, sign up so you can know when the first chapter is released ( Next month) Six I should do an "Adult Swim" version and post your updated communications.

The Complete Guide To: Diving Hand Signals | My Website / Blog

 

[behla]

There is an app 'SCUBA diving signals' for iOS available covering more than 200 common hand signals. Personally, I find it useful - but I might be biased because I'm the author

 

[Goodtime Adventures]

Any intro level dive manual or web search should show results for the basic signals. However its all very subjective. Granted there are basic signals that pretty much are constant worldwide, but there will always variations between individual dm's, instructors, dive centres and divers from differing countries/continents. And to that end it really makes very little difference what hand signals you use, the important thing is that the ones you choose to use are all agreed upon by all buddies & buddy teams predive.