by Alan Ross | Jan 15, 2019 | Diving Types, Scuba Diving
Less than ten people are known to have dived below 240 meters, or 800 feet, using a self-contained breathing apparatus on a recreational dive. More people have set foot on the moon than have reached the deepest scuba dive.Deep diving brings a mix of fear and...
by Alan Ross | Dec 15, 2018 | Diving Types, Gear
Quick Navigation Comparison TableAbout Dive RegulatorsA Brief Review of Apeks FlightFeatures of the Apeks Flight RegulatorHow to Choose Dive RegulatorsPiston vs. diaphragmDIN vs. yokeBalanced vs. unbalancedCold vs. warm water dive regulatorHigh-pressure and...
by Alan Ross | Dec 10, 2018 | Diving Types, Gear
Quick Navigation Comparison TableSeaLife Camera: The DetailsSpecificationsCost comparisons Olympus TG-5Panasonic DMC-TS30A LUMIXNikon 1 AW1The SeaLife BrandNikonCanonOlympusPros and Cons of the SeaLife DC2000Is a SeaLife Camera Right for You?...
by Alan Ross | Dec 5, 2018 | Diving Types, Gear
Quick Navigation Comparison TableThe OCEANIC OCi Dive ComputerSpecificationsPriceHow we ReviewedHow Does The OCEANIC OCi Dive Computer Compare?Scubapro G2 Dive ComputerSuunto D6i Novo Zulu Dive ComputerAqua Lung i450t Dive ComputerPros and ConsThe Verdict If you’re a...
by Alan Ross | Nov 30, 2018 | Gear, Safety
A rebreather is one of the most impressive pieces of gear you will ever invest in for diving. I mean come on, these things allow you to swim with the fishes and live to tell the tale. And who wouldn’t want to take a walk on the ocean bottom for a couple of...
by Alan Ross | Nov 23, 2018 | Diving School, Diving Skills, Safety
As divers, you all know how important it is to be aware of the dangers of the activity. Nitrogen narcosis is especially dangerous.Diving is one of the most exhilarating sports in the world. There is nothing quite like being deep in the sea and exploring the ocean....
