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Scuba News
March 10, 2024 by HAL
When diving in sidemount configuration, maintaining proper trim by correctly positioning and adjusting cylinders is crucial for comfort, balance, and safety underwater. Read the article
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The Spare Air Xtreme Sport is a compact scuba set that allows hands-free use with an Easy Dive Snorkelator for easy air source switching. It’s lightweight and convenient for divers needing extra breaths in non-rescue situations like boat maintenance. Read the article
A scuba diver, Rainer Schimpf, got trapped inside a whale’s mouth while trying to photograph a shark during the sardine run off the South African coast. Despite the encounter, he was not harmed, and the whale spat him out unharmed. Read the article
Underwater photography tips include letting the animal come between you and the photographer for better perspective, ensuring a clear mask and controlled breathing to avoid fogging and bubbles, and understanding the rule that what can’t be touched can’t be lit for good photo exposure. Read the article
Diving in Jupiter, FL often includes encountering sharks, particularly lemon sharks in Jan and Feb. Shark interactions are more about observing them naturally rather than baiting or feeding them. Sharks are not interested in divers unless spearfishing or actively feeding them. The experience is relaxing and mesmerizing, focusing on appreciating these powerful creatures in their […]
2024 introduces four promising scuba diving destinations: Vanuatu offers unspoiled diving, Fiji focuses on conservation efforts, New Zealand showcases successful marine protection, the Maldives features manta ray conservation, India’s Andaman Islands are ideal for undiscovered sites, and Pemba Island in Tanzania offers unique underwater experiences. Read the article
Discover the underwater wonders of diving in Grenada, a vibrant paradise teeming with diverse marine life. The author recounts their awe-inspiring experience exploring coral reefs and encountering lobsters, octopuses, eels, shrimp, stingrays, and sharks, among other fascinating creatures. Each dive in Grenada’s pristine waters unveils a new marvel, making it an unforgettable destination for divers. […]
Creating appropriate systems and structures is crucial for developing a culture of improvement. In scuba diving, focusing on recruitment, skill acquisition, development, communication, feedback, and recognition can enhance team performance. Systems must be clear, understood by all, and support the team’s goals to avoid conflicts and enhance overall success. Read the article
The latest issue of Scuba Diver ANZ features a preview of Ocean Lovers festival, underwater encounters with cuttlefish, diving in Raja Ampat and the Philippines, a focus on vintage lenses, and stories on diving with an award-winning underwater photographer and the rise of Citizen Science. Additionally, there are reviews of new diving products like dive […]
Roatan’s Mayan Divers and Turquoise Divers completed training to become adaptive dive buddies, equipping them with skills to assist adaptive divers in handling challenges safely. The simulated training focused on enhancing cooperation, communication, and understanding between buddies and adaptive divers. Four members from each team are now certified, improving their ability to support visiting adaptive […]
Scientists monitoring small fishing boat activity on March 9 observed boats with nets in restricted areas. A boat without legal hologram was spotted and reported to the Navy. Small boats clustered outside the zone, some engaged in potential net fishing. Read the article
Learn how divers faced their fear of great white sharks in this video by getting in the water with these intimidating creatures on Guadalupe Island. They discuss overcoming their fears to come face to face with these sharks in a cage. Read the article
March 9, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster and friends provide travel tips for divers, and celebrities are revealing their diving interests. The show airs every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. Read the article
Greg The Divemaster and friends discuss travel tips for divers, and more celebrities are revealed as divers. For Hour 2, listeners are directed to another segment. Read the article
Peter Hughes discusses diving in Roatan and prizes for Beneath the Sea dive show on ScubaRadio 3-9-24 HOUR2. Read the article
Peter Hughes discusses diving in Roatan and announces prize giveaways for the Beneath the Sea dive show. Read the article
Scubapro offers a free K2 Extreme undersuit with select drysuit purchases until May 31, 2024 at participating retailers. The Evertech Dry Breathable trilaminate drysuit features breathable fabric, waterproof seams, and a lightweight design. The Definition Dry trilaminate drysuit is durable, lightweight, and includes design features for comfort. Read the article
The Self Propelled Ocean Cage (SPOC) allows divers to interact with sharks, such as great whites, in a new way. The experimental submarine can reach speeds of 5 knots and is piloted by one or two individuals, like marine biologist Eric Higuera. It offers a unique experience for divers to get up close with sharks. […]
Scuba diving trends for 2024 include eco diving with PADI, saving sharks, becoming coral gardeners, and using diving for healing. Key words: Eco diving, Sharks, Coral gardeners. Read the article
Trolling through fishing boats puts scuba divers in Malta at risk due to noise and potential accidents. Divers demand more education, patrols, and precise regulations to ensure safety while diving near wreck sites. Read the article
BSAC introduces Divesoft Liberty Rebreather Course for technical diving, offering qualifications for depths up to 45m/147ft with decompression and Trimix gas planning. Students need previous certifications to enroll. Read the article
Scientists report on small boat activities in the Vaquita Refuge on March 8th, with monitoring done by the Seahorse ship. Small boats seen entering different zones, with no net fishing observed. Some boats seen with nets, mainly outside the refuge. Vessels in refuge were only transiting. Read the article
Mangroves are vital habitats for marine life, acting as nurseries for many species in tropical inter-tidal zones worldwide. The Indo-Pacific hosts the majority of mangrove species, originating in Southeast Asia and spreading globally. Often overlooked, mangroves offer diverse diving experiences, particularly in places like Raja Ampat. Read the article
The British Sub-Aqua Club is preparing for the BIUPC 10th Anniversary photo competition. Read the article
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