I’ve been using the Suunto D6 dive computer for about eight months now, having finally got my grubby paws on it just after returning from our last trip to Sodwana. I think it’s about time… Continue reading…
Tony has posted about decompression diving before, but it’s been on my mind a lot lately after the winter diving this year. If you’ve done a recreational scuba diving course, like a PADI or Naui… Continue reading…
If you’re a Cape Town diver, and serious about enjoying the huge range of wrecks and reefs we have here, there are two Specialties that you should seriously consider. One is the Deep Specialty, which… Continue reading…
As a rule recreational diving is no decompression diving. The dive tables are designed to ensure a huge safety margin and you could ascend directly to the surface (no faster than 18 metres per minute)… Continue reading…
We recently did a chamber dive to 50 metres. A hyperbaric chamber is a sealable chamber, or pressure vessel, somewhat like your dive cylinder (just larger), and has hatches large enough for you to climb… Continue reading…
Recommended reading for Divemaster candidates: Bookshelf: Neutral Buoyancy Scuba accidents and how to avoid them: Bookshelf: Diver Down Bookshelf: Safe Diving
