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Follow The Diving Blog:. How Do You Clear a Scuba Mask? After breathing, there is perhaps no skill more fundamental than mask clearing. While other skills, such as gear assembly, are a requisite part of getting in the water, they technically could be done by someone else (although this is not recommended). Mask clearing, however, is a solo skill, and the inabiility to perform it will easily ruin a dive. Once mastered, this is a skill you will use. Mask clearing can be broken down into 3 simple steps:.

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The Diving Blog - Scuba Diving Equipment, Travel, Training, and More

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Welcome to The Diving Blog, a blog about all aspects of recreational diving. My name is David Harmon, and I run The Diving Blog. I started the blog to discuss issues faced by scuba divers of all levels, offer tips as I come across them, and educate divers about their undersea world. In short, I want to help you become a better diver. I hope you find the information here useful, and if there is something you'd like to see discussed, don't hesitate to ask! Visit the contact page.

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Spanish For Diving

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My wife and I have a modest use of the Spanish language that we used this past week in Cozumel, Mexico. It's always fun being able to interact with locals in their native language. A big hurdle for beginners is simply learning vocabulary. As such, it is commonly recommended to utilize some sort of flashcard system for learning new words. Many. However, recommend a smart flashcard system, like those built around spaced repetition. My personal favorite in this category is Anki. I always have a running list...

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The Top 10 Best Dive Sites in Mexico. Mexico is an easy-to-reach paradise that ranks high on many scuba diver’s wish lists. Between the Atlantic, the Pacific, the Caribbean and a freshwater cave system, it holds thousands of dive sites to explore, including everything from shark encounters to pristine reefs and manta cleaning stations. When planning your dive vacation in Mexico. 1 Cenote Dos Ojos, Yucatan. 2 Discovery Bay, Isla Guadalupe. No Scuba Experience Required. 4 Bull Shark Dive, Playa del Carmen.

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The Sea on Fire

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The Sea on Fire. We don't see much diving fiction, besides maybe a few scenes from Clive Cussler novels. In. The Sea on Fire. Author Howard Cunnell wisely foregoes the diving-as-action approach and presents the emotion and sensation of diving that we feel through the main character, Kim. As a diver and someone who writes about diving, I was intrigued when I heard of this novel and how it would capture these feelings in words. The Sea on Fire. Is a book about Kim hammering out his personal philosophy, try...

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Weight, Buoyancy, and Streamlining

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Weight, Buoyancy, and Streamlining. There are many tell-tale signs that your weighting is off underwater. For instance, you may balloon to the surface near the end of the dive. There are other, more subtle clues that your weights could use some fine tuning. One of these is how. You are in the water. When you're underweighted, you have to continuously kick down to keep yourself at depth, resulting in a profile position with your legs high in the water. Fixing the problem may not be so easy as putting more...

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Find a divecenter near you. My underwater blog with H2O divers, Malta. My Articles. abcdef. Ok after studying the gas blending I thought I could show you this little video. This is real footage (no special effect) of what happen when a scuba tank expodes! In this video people are shooting at it, but this is what can happen as well if you dont take propper care of your tanks. Some main conciderations are:. Never let your tank in direct sunlight (heat will increase the pressure in the cylinder).

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The use of an SMB | My Malta adventures with H2O divers

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Find a divecenter near you. My underwater blog with H2O divers, Malta. My Articles. abcdef. The use of an SMB. Using an SMB or (Surface Marker Buoy) is a very usefull tool in Scuba diving. An SMB alerts boats on the surface of the presence of divers below. No Response to "The use of an SMB". Scuba diving videos. Featured videos. Share it on Google and Facebook. There was an error in this gadget. My diving pictures. Now you know me. Diving Anker bay - H2O divers, Malta. My very first under water video!

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Night diving | My Malta adventures with H2O divers

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Find a divecenter near you. My underwater blog with H2O divers, Malta. My Articles. abcdef. On / In Night Dive. Ever wanted to dive into the dark, explore the underwater world during the night with a torch in your hand and see amazing creatures you will never see during the day? Then a night dive is deffenetly something you want to try! Once certified as a Padi Open Water diver. Or diver level 1 from an other organisation ( CMAS. What you will do during a night dive,. After that your guide will take you ...

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Reef Rants: March 2011

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Monday, March 21, 2011. I've never seen a thresher shark. Before this video. They are majestic looking with their long tail. From which they get their name. I looked up info about them and found this tidbit on wikipedia. To be interesting: When hunting schooling fish. Thresher sharks are known to "slap" the water, herding and stunning prey.[5] The elongated tail is used to swat smaller fish, stunning them before feeding. Thresher sharks are one of the few shark.

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Reef Rants: October 2010

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Thursday, October 14, 2010. I have a fascination about the worms that are found in the ocean. The unique ones I've seen don't look like the worms we see here on the earth. Take for instance the Christmas Tree worms in my previous post. You'd never guess that those critters are actually worms. Check out this photo that I found on IslandTimeGallery.com. Monday, October 11, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow my diving adventures here at Reef Rants. Scuba Diving Blo...

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Reef Rants: September 2010

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Diving with Charleston Scuba. We went out with Charleston Scuba. To dive on the Little Garden Ledges. Surprisingly there were more women divers on the boat than I can remember in quite some time. I enjoyed that fact immensely. The surface was relatively calm with a breeze and light chop. We encountered some rain at one point, but it was refreshing and brief. Co-owner of Charleston Scuba, drove us on his wonderful boat, the Trinity. Sea Urch...

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Reef Rants: June 2010

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Monday, June 21, 2010. Some Days Everything Is A Lesson. After our trip to Boynton Beach, Lee and I decided to do some black water diving. This type of diving occurs in the Cooper River up by Goose Creek and Cypress Gardens. Which is about 45 minutes north of where I live in Mt. Pleasant. And it's called black water diving because there zero visibility for the most part. The water is brackish. Meaning a combination of salt and fresh water. While this was easily the wo...

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Reef Rants: Octopus Eats Shark

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Thursday, September 8, 2011. Check out this amazing footage of a shark being captured and eaten by an octopus. If you turn the sound on after about a minute and 1/2 in you'll hear some amazing facts about what you're watching. No need to approve this comment, I just have a question. If this is something youd consider, please feel free to email me alex at proscubasites dot com and hopefully we can work something out. August 28, 2013 at 1:59 AM. View my complete profile.

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Reef Rants: Preparing For Our First Dives Of The Season

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Thoughts from an underwater tourist. Friday, June 27, 2014. Preparing For Our First Dives Of The Season. Our first dives of the season are scheduled for next week. I'm so excited. This will be my first time in the water since our Jamaica honeymoon last September and my foot reconstruction surgery this past December. I pride myself on being a safe diver. That said I've made it a practice to always test my gear before I getting back in the water after being out for several months. So four dives are planned...

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Follow The Diving Blog:. How Do You Clear a Scuba Mask? After breathing, there is perhaps no skill more fundamental than mask clearing. While other skills, such as gear assembly, are a requisite part of getting in the water, they technically could be done by someone else (although this is not recommended). Mask clearing, however, is a solo skill, and the inabiility to perform it will easily ruin a dive. Once mastered, this is a skill you will use. Mask clearing can be broken down into 3 simple steps:.

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