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So, You Want to Dive Dry...?
So, You Want to Dive Dry...?
by: David Ivers
About Drysuits
So you think you it's time to invest in diving (suit) dry eh? Great! But wait...what's the difference in drysuits and wetsuits? Well it's all in the name: Drysuits keep you dry!
A drysuit traps a layer of air between the suit and your body, and because air is a better insulator than water, drysuits keep you warmer than wetsuits do. But to do this, it needs water proof wrist seals, neck seals and a heavy duty water proof zip.
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How to Choose a Dive Light: Part I
How to Choose a Dive Light: Part I
by: Frank Daman
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How to Choose a Dive Light: Part II
How to Choose a Dive Light: Part II
by: Frank Daman
Odds and ends
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How to Choose a Dive Light: Part II
How to Choose a Dive Light: Part II
by: Frank Daman
Odds and ends
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How to Choose a Dive Light: Part I
How to Choose a Dive Light: Part I
by: Frank Daman
At some point in your diving career you'll find yourself shopping for a dive light. As with most diving equipment, the selection on offer is overwhelming and you find yourself lost in technical descriptions, abbreviations and whatnot. Depending on your specific needs and on your budget you should be able to find the light you need without too much trouble. So let's have a look at dive lights.
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Choosing the BCD You Need
Choosing the BCD You Need
by: John Adsit
As a beginning diver, you probably used the Buoyancy Control Device (BCD or BC) that came with your instruction, and you have so far accepted without question whatever was handed to you when you rented equipment. Now that you area ready to buy your own, you might be understandably overwhelmed by the variety of styles and prices on display in your local dive shop.
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