Scuba Diving Lessons : How to Use a Dry Suit for Scuba Diving
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Improve Your Scuba – Peak Performance Buoyancy $29.95 *** TIPS FROM THE PROS ***… |
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Improve your Scuba Deep Diving Add some depth to your diving adventures $8.50 Part of the “Improve Your Scuba” series. PADI Product No. 60080. 1993. Includes VHS videocassette and booklet. Sealed in factory shrink wrap. “Any dive below 60 feet is considered a deep dive. Learn proper planning for recreational deep dives down to 130 feet, special equipment and techniques reserved for deep dives.”… |
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Dry Suit Diving in Depth $17.95 Dry Suit Diving in Depth is like having your own personal dry suit instructor to explain the details of dry suit diving. Filmed by Steve and Kristine Barsky of Hammerhead Video in the cool waters off California’s Northern Channel Islands, you’ll see clearly how each procedure in dry suit diving is done, from preparing your suit to skills, to maintenance. Included in the program are the following: … |
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by RAPDOM Military Work Glove Super Dry Glove Waterproof Winter MEDIUM $23.99 The T01 Super Dry Glove is the ultimate tactical glove for keeping your hands warm in a cold environment. The palm is made of Sensifil? material, with an additional digital Sensifil? patch over the palm for extra gripping ability. The backside of the glove is made of Oxford fabric and the inside is lined with fleece and insulated with wool and polyester. Thinsulate?, a 3M material, is used to hel… |
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by RAPDOM Neoprene Waterproof Winter Glove MEDIUM $23.99 The T01 Super Dry Glove is the ultimate tactical glove for keeping your hands warm in a cold environment. The palm is made of Sensifil? material, with an additional digital Sensifil? patch over the palm for extra gripping ability. The backside of the glove is made of Oxford fabric and the inside is lined with fleece and insulated with wool and polyester. Thinsulate?, a 3M material, is used to hel… |
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by RAPDOM Neoprene Waterproof Winter Glove SMALL $23.99 The T02 Neoprene Waterproof Winter Glove is great when a winter glove is required, without the bulk. The backside of the glove is made of 2 mm neoprene which provides more comfort and protection than the typical 1.5 mm neoprene. The palm is made of Sensifil? material with silicone patches over the finger tips to enhanced gripping ability. Silicone patches are left off of the thumb and pointing fi… |
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Scuba Diving vinyl decal large $22.45 Cut from high quality vinyl that has an outdoor life expectancy of 5-8 years. The decal will be white, the background will be whatever you are putting the decal on. This is a single color decal. Each decal will come on clean transparent transfer tape (not paper)for very easy application. Can be applied on outside of any smooth, flat, clean and dry surface. Great on laptops, glass, car windows, use… |
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Dry Suit Diving, Third Edition $16.50 Dry Suit Diving, 3rd Edition is considered the ultimate text on the selection, use, and maintenance of dry suits. This book picks up where the owners manuals and certification agencies texts end. If you are an avid dry suit diver, technical diver, instructor, or dive store owner, this book is a must-read reference. DrySuit Diving, 3rd Edition contains the following chapters: A Brief History o… |
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Drysuit Diver Manual: Hot Ticket to Cool Adventure Drysuit Diver Manual: Hot Ticket to Cool Adventure by PADI, edited by Drew Richardson. 1999 trade paperback published by International PADI, Inc…. |
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Diving Cylinder $108.33 A diving cylinder, scuba tank or diving tank is used to store and transport high pressure breathing gas as a component of SCUBA (SelfContained Underwater Breathing Apparatus). It provides gas to the SCUBA diver through the demand valve of a diving regulator. Diving cylinders typically have an internal volume of between 3 and 18 litres (0.11 and 0.64 cu ft) and a maximum pressure rating from 200 to 300 bars (2,900 to 4,400 psi). The internal cylinder volume is also expressed as water capacity the volume of water which could be contained by the cylinder. When pressurised, a cylinder carries a volume of gas greater than its water capacity because gas is compressible. 600 litres (21 cu ft) of gas at atmospheric pressure is compressed into a 3litre cylinder when it is filled to 200 bar. Cylinders also come in smaller sizes, such as 0.2, 1.5 and 2 litres, however these are not generally used for breathing, instead being used for purposes such as Surface Marker Buoy, drysuit and buoyancy compensator inflation. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 130 Publication Date: 2009/11/26 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.30 inches |
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Diving $13.99 Diving – Poster |