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Scuba Diving Tips, Techniques and Advice

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    Video: Latest Advanced Rec-Wreck Workshop held in Subic Bay.

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    DevonDiver
    , February 1st, 2012 at 12:53 PM (Scuba Tech Philippines - Scuba Blog)
    Advanced Recreational Wreck Diving Workshops

    I've started running some advanced recreational wreck diving workshops and thought you might enjoy a peek at the highlights of my last session. The workshops are flexible schedule and aim to extend the (basic/introductory) training provided at recreational 'Wreck Diver' level - without the full technicality and cost/training commitment of 'Technical Wreck' level courses. It's a non-certification workshop - the only reward is the skills ...
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    Technical versus Recreational Scuba Diving: Why is there a need for Limitations?

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    DevonDiver
    , November 19th, 2011 at 01:43 AM (Scuba Tech Philippines - Scuba Blog)
    Technical versus Recreational Scuba Diving: Why is there a need for Rules, Boundaries and Limitations?

    There is currently a strong debate about the need to differentiate between recreational and technical scuba diving. Some people believe that 'diving is diving' and question the need to draw a distinct boundary between recreational and technical diving pursuits. In doing so, the issue of agency-imposed boundaries and limitations on recreational divers is also brought into question.

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    Advice for newbie underwater photographers..

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    DevonDiver
    , November 6th, 2011 at 03:54 AM (Scuba Tech Philippines - Scuba Blog)
    1. Do you need to be a good above-water photographer to start taking underwater photos?

    The only 'above-water' photos I ever take are of my drunk friends.... and yet.... Nudibranch in the Philippines - Sea Slug Underwater PhotographyScuba Tech Philippines

    I've met lots of good (great) above-water photographers that struggle with underwater photography because of their core dive skills and lack of environment specific photography knowledge. You can learn to be a good underwater ...
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    Streamlining Your Scuba Kit

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    DevonDiver
    , October 25th, 2011 at 12:05 PM (Scuba Tech Philippines - Scuba Blog)
    STREAMLINING YOUR SCUBA KIT

    Streamlining your scuba kit, in conjunction with proper horizontal trim and correct weighting, will help improve your air consumption and reduce the effort needed to move through the water. The diver should critically examine their configuration with an aim to reducing their overall ‘profile’ in the water though minor tweaks and adjustments. Every small adjustment adds up to an overall noticeable improvement. In addition, to increasing economy in the ...
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    How to judge your ascent rate ( without a dive computer)

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    , August 24th, 2011 at 01:21 AM (Scuba Tech Philippines - Scuba Blog)
    Scuba Diving Skills and Techniques - How to Judge Your Ascent Rate Without a Dive Computer

    Novice divers often express frustration about how to best conduct safe and controlled ascents from their scuba dives. In particular, I see many new divers questioning the best technique for judging their ascent speed. The common use of dive computers has automated this skill - providing divers with a graphical illustration of their ascent speed - and warnings if they exceed a safe ascent rate. ...

    Updated August 24th, 2011 at 01:54 AM by DevonDiver

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