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With the right approach, traveling with a Rebreather may be easier then you think! Few, if any, dive destinations are able to provide the experienced tech diver with a complete list of..."

Sidemount…It’s Not Just for Cave Divers Anymore!

(Photo credit: Big Blue Tech, Koh Tao) Sidemount diving has been a staple of the cave diver’s toolkit for a generation, but these days, more and more non-cavers are wearing their..."

Rigging Stage Bottles… How to carry extra scuba tanks… and why.

Rigging a stage bottle – although not something taught in an SDI openwater class – is nevertheless a basic scuba skill. Certainly, it is one of the first things an instructor will..."

Travelling with a Rebreather (...

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Sidemount…It’s Not...

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Rigging Stage Bottles… How t...

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May 18, 2010

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The Next Generation Dive Computers

For nearly three decades sport divers have been using dive computers for dive planning and decompression calculations. Since the introduction of the first electronic computer in 1979, the orca edge designed by deco brain hans hass, dive computers have evolved into modern digital compact watch-style, multi function, dive computers, with lots of bells and whistles from built-in...

May 18, 2010

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SDI vs TDI Nitrox: Which one and why

We are often asked why we have two Nitrox programs, one under SDI and one under TDI, and why should someone choose to teach one course over the other…. or even consider both? The answer is simple: SDI (Scuba Diving International) focuses on the entry level sport diver while TDI (Technical Diving International) focuses on the more advanced diver looking to develop their...

May 7, 2010

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