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What is a Dive Computer?
In simple terms, a dive computer is a device used by a scuba diver to measure the time and depth of a dive based on a pre-programmed algorithm. In reality, today a dive computer is as important a piece of diving equipment as your regulator. It constantly calculates and displays a safe dive profile and ascent rate for you so you can avoid decompression sickness.
Why Should You Buy A Dive Computer:
Again simply put, a Dive Computer extends your bottom time. In contrast to dive tables that only calculate “square diving profiles" based on your MAX DEPTH and MAX TIME after your dive. Your dive computer continuously calculates based on your ACTUAL DEPTH and ACTUAL TIME during your dive. Their ability to automatically measure your depths and time, meaning they are able to warn you that you're approaching your max NDL or Bottom-time, warn you of an excessive Ascent Rate and even help time your Safety Stop. Dive computers also allow you to more accurately calculate
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Jumbo Size and Air Integrated!
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Bonaire has been listed as one of the world’s top dive destinations for many years and has been called a divers’ paradise.
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8 Jan
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The Hog "Zenith Regulator" awarded Scuba Lab Testers Choice
Balanced-diaphragm first stage; two hp, five lp ports; 360-degree swiveling turret Available in Yoke or Din configurations.
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Steps for Open Water Scuba Certification. We review each of the 3 steps in detail.
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Mares Quad has Jumbo size information
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Blue Grotto is Florida’s largest accessible underwater cavern, with something for divers of all levels!
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Choosing a Scuba BCD
Selecting your Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) or Buoyancy Compensator (BC) is a big decision on an important piece of equipment. It has quite a few jobs By using an inflatable air bladder and weight pockets, you can achieve positive bouyancy on the surface, negitive buoyancy to descend and neutral buoyancy once you achieve the depth you desire,
It attaches your scuba cylinder(s) to you and It allows the diver to carry or attach all of their accessories using built-in pockets, attachment points and D-Rings.
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2 OctRead more »
Scuba Regulator Guide
Before investing in a regulator you should be familar with it's parts Todays scuba regulators are far beyond what we've had in years past. Knowing the features and capibilities of each part will ensure you get the most for your hard earned dollars.
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