The average diver sightseeing at 10 meters in warm, calm seas can expect an average tank of air to last about an hour. But as any diver can tell you, scuba diving is anything but average. Deeper dives, stronger currents ...
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Scuba diving Vietnam – Interview
ChoosingIDC.com team had an interview with Jeremy Stein about diving in Vietnam. Jeremy Stein is an English PADI Course Director and has pioneered diving throughout Vietnam since the mid 90′s. Rainbow Divers now have centres throughout Vietnam at Nha Trang, ...
Read More »Uwatec Galileo Sol Review
Recently, I have been trialling the new Uwatec Galileo Sol hose-less dive computer. The Galileo boasts a whole lot of features which make it, without a doubt, the most advanced recreational dive computer on the market. The Uwatec promotional text ...
Read More »DiveShopManager: Review.
Before joining the diving industry I used to work for key IT companies in the world, Yahoo, HP/Compaq and Oracle, part of my job was to evaluate software application, test them and advice potential purchase and implementation of the tools ...
Read More »Surface Marker PADI Specialty
We’ve all seen them; when conducting courses, most of us carry this type of safety equipment to meet standards and many of us may even have sold some. Surface Marker Buoys (SMB)/safety sausages/delayed SMBs. Surface Marker Buoys serve a wide ...
Read More »Do you want to become a Scuba Diving Instructor?
Scuba Divers are made of many people that are tired of the usual tedious workday, followed by the nerve-racking task of driving; add all the noise pollution it instigates. That’s before everything else scuba divers encounter in these fast paced ...
Read More »Scuba diving in Cuba
Scuba diving, a good reason to travel to Cuba in your vacations Diving has become one of the most important choices for leisure in Cuba, according to experts. With a annual rate of 100 thousand immersions of about 25 thousand ...
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