Scuba News-Gazette

Here, we curate the latest news, discoveries, and conservation efforts from across the web, keeping you updated on everything scuba diving. From groundbreaking research and awe-inspiring dives to essential gear reviews and travel recommendations, Scuba News is your one-stop shop for all things scuba diving. So, gear up for knowledge, and stay informed about the ever-evolving world beneath the waves!


 
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    December 9, 2024

  • Get 10% off a Seacraft GO! Scooter if you order before Christmas

    Nautilus UK is offering a 10% discount on the Seacraft GO! underwater scooter until Christmas, or until five units are sold. The GO! weighs only 9.7 kg and has powerful, rechargeable Li-Ion batteries. These modular batteries can be split for easy transport on planes, making the scooter ideal for recreational, freediving, and technical divers. This limited-time deal is noteworthy because the product has a very low profit margin and may not be available again soon. scooter Scubaverse Seacraft underwater

  • Experience World-Class Diving and Luxury at its Finest with Lumbalumba Resort

    Lumbalumba Resort in Manado, Indonesia, offers an intimate diving and snorkeling experience in the Coral Triangle, known for its high marine biodiversity. With only nine rooms, guests receive personalized service and attention. Divers can explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter various sea turtles, and enjoy muck diving at nearby sites. The resort features comfortable boats for diving trips and a stunning House Reef for self-exploration. Beyond underwater adventures, guests can explore land activities, including wildlife watching in Tangkoko Jungle and visiting the Minahasa Highlands. coral triangle diving Lumbalumba Resort Scubaverse

  • Jeff Goodman Launches Underwater Moviemaker Course with NovoScuba

    Jeff Goodman has launched the Underwater Moviemaker Course in partnership with NovoScuba. This course helps divers learn how to capture and edit stunning underwater videos. Participants will gain skills to film vibrant coral reefs and various marine life, all under the guidance of an expert. With over 40 years of experience, Goodman emphasizes the importance of mastering filming techniques while enjoying the creative process of underwater filmmaking. marine life Scubaverse underwater filmmaking Underwater Moviemaker Course

  • What Saturation Diving is Like [Video]

    Saturation diving is a unique deep-sea diving method that allows divers to live and work underwater for weeks. In this technique, divers breathe helium or other gases under high pressure, allowing their bodies to become saturated without needing to decompress multiple times. Divers only undergo a single decompression process at the end of their duty, significantly reducing the risk of decompression sickness. This method was created to help commercial divers work on deep underwater projects, such as pipelines, without facing long decompression times. Decompression sickness deep-sea diving For Scuba Divers saturation diving

  • Aggressor Adventures lauches new Komodo Aggressor

    Aggressor Adventures is launching the new Komodo Aggressor, set to start its itineraries on May 1, 2025. It will offer six unique diving trips in the Komodo region, where divers can explore rich marine life, including manta rays and various sharks. Each trip will also feature a hike to see the famous Komodo dragons. The vessel will accommodate up to 16 guests, providing 3-4 dives daily, including night dives, with water temperatures ranging from 22°C to 29°C. DIVE Magazine diving Komodo marine life

  • Scuba diving tragedy as 42-year old man dies in Tenerife

    A 42-year-old man died while scuba diving off the southern coast of Tenerife. The incident occurred around 12:32pm on December 7 near Arona, a popular tourist area. Emergency services responded after reports of a diver in cardiac arrest. Despite receiving CPR from medical personnel, he could not be revived and was pronounced dead at the scene. An investigation into the incident has been launched by local authorities. cardiac arrest DIVE Magazine emergency services scuba diving

  • Tank-less Scuba Diving A Possibility

    A new crystal made from cobalt could change scuba diving by allowing divers to breathe without tanks. This crystal absorbs oxygen from the air, up to 160 times more than normal, and can release it when needed. This technology could make diving easier by extracting oxygen from the water, potentially allowing divers to leave their tanks behind. If successful, this innovation may also have benefits for other fields like fuel cells and helping patients who need oxygen. For Scuba Divers oxygen scuba diving technology

  • Running: a Family of Scuba Divers

    Brian Carney and Jason Meany, friends and scuba diving enthusiasts, are running the Dopey Challenge to honor their late friend Jared Hires. They were inspired by Hires' commitment to improving his health through running and wanted to bring his memory into the race. Both Carney and Meany have backgrounds in running and are using this opportunity to raise funds for Team Red, White & Blue, an organization that promotes veterans' health. This event reflects their shared love for diving and keeps Hires' spirit alive in their journey. challenge health International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI scuba diving

  • Trip report North to South: An Unforgettable Andaman Diving Safari from 22nd to 29th of November 2024

    The Andaman diving safari onboard the MV Smiling Seahorse took place from November 22 to 29, 2024. Divers explored key marine parks, including Surin, Similan, and Tarutao. Each day offered stunning underwater experiences, like seeing eagle rays, turtles, and colorful coral gardens. Highlights included thrilling night dives and encounters with diverse marine life such as barracudas, cuttlefish, and even a giant potato grouper. This journey showcased the incredible biodiversity of the Andaman Sea, leaving lasting memories for all participants. biodiversity diving Diving liveaboard in Thailand and Myanmar - BLOG marine


  • December 8, 2024

  • Innovations For The Future In Scuba Diving [video]

    Innovations in scuba diving equipment are rapidly developing. Exciting new technologies include tank-less diving systems, like the ORB Oxygen rebreather, and oxygen-absorbing crystals that extract oxygen from water. Advanced dive masks are also being created, such as the Scuba-S mask, which features a built-in camera and communication devices. Virtual reality experiences and underwater simulators are being explored to enhance training and entertainment in diving. These advancements suggest a bright future for scuba divers. For Scuba Divers innovations scuba diving underwater

  • Underwater Bubble Ring – Statia

    During a dive in Sint Eustatius, a dive group hovers at fifteen feet while the dive master creates beautiful bubble rings. These silvery hoops float gently downward through the clear water, captivating the novice divers. The moment allows everyone to forget about the depth and ocean currents, as they enjoy the artistry of the bubbles. It highlights the magic and fun of diving, especially for those new to the experience. bubble rings scuba diving Scuba Hank NYC Sint Eustatius

  • Whale Swallows Diver

    A lobster diver named Michael Packard had an incredible encounter with a humpback whale while diving near Provincetown, Cape Cod. He ended up in the whale's mouth for about 30 seconds before being spat out. Although this story sounds unbelievable, similar incidents occasionally happen. Whales are generally not threats to divers, but close encounters with these massive creatures can occur, especially in areas rich with marine life. diver For Scuba Divers Humpback whale marine life


  • December 7, 2024

  • Shark VS Dolphins in Human Encounters.

    While dolphins can seem friendly, they can be unpredictable. It's important to keep a safe distance from wild dolphins. Sharks, on the other hand, are less likely to attack humans unless provoked. If a diver encounters a shark, they may be safe with some resistance, like a punch to the nose. However, dolphins travel in pods and can react aggressively if they feel threatened, making them potentially more dangerous than sharks in certain situations. Dolphins For Scuba Divers human encounters sharks

  • Holiday SEAson: 5 Festive Ocean Creatures

    This article highlights five ocean creatures that capture the festive spirit of the holiday season. The Christmas Tree Worm resembles a small tree with its colorful branches. The Red Lionfish is striking with its red and white stripes but is also venomous. The elusive Cookie Cutter Shark feeds on larger prey, creating distinctive bite marks. The Decorator Crab decorates itself with sea materials for camouflage, while the Ivory Bush Coral offers a snowy appearance underwater. Together, these creatures showcase the beauty and diversity of marine life during this festive time. Christmas Tree Worm Decorator Crab Oceana Red Lionfish

  • Northern Diver’s Christmas Countdown sale is on!

    Northern Diver is having a Christmas Countdown sale from December 1 to 24. You can get a 10 percent discount sitewide, free shipping on UK orders over £100, and a free gift with purchases over £200. They offer a wide range of dive gear, including drysuits and accessories, perfect for divers of all levels. This is a great opportunity for divers to find gifts and gear that enhance their underwater experiences. dive gear DIVE Magazine Drysuits Northern Diver


  • December 6, 2024

  • Christmas and New Year opening hours at BSAC

    The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) will have special opening hours during the Christmas and New Year period. It's important for members and new divers to check these hours to plan their visits and activities. Exploring diving opportunities during the holidays can be exciting, so staying informed on the club's schedule is essential for all scuba enthusiasts. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog BSAC diving scuba

  • Diving Misool, Raja Ampat’s Second King

    Misool, part of Raja Ampat, is a top diving destination known for its incredible biodiversity. It has a marine reserve that protects 300,000 acres of vibrant ecosystems. The Misool Foundation, created by a couple dedicated to conservation, has boosted marine life significantly since its establishment. Divers can expect to see a massive variety of species in nutrient-rich waters, including rare oceanic mantas. The best diving conditions are from mid-October to early April, making it a must-see for underwater enthusiasts. diving DPG RSS marine biodiversity Misool

  • Episode 395 – Dive Tables 2 (Revenge of The Tables)

    In this episode of the podcast, the hosts continue their exploration of dive tables and their importance. They discuss how ascent rates influence the development of these tables and their accuracy. The conversation also touches on the decision of whether to rely on dive tables or invest in a more expensive dive computer. Despite the humor and lightness of the discussion, understanding dive tables is crucial for safe and enjoyable diving experiences. ascent rate dive computer dive tables The Great Dive Podcast - Podcasts

  • Christmas books for scuba divers

    This article offers a selection of ten books suitable for scuba divers and ocean enthusiasts, making great holiday gifts. Highlights include "Treasures, Shipwrecks and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving," which shares the story of Howard Rosenstein, a pioneer of recreational diving in the Red Sea. Another noteworthy title is "The Diver and the Cook," a gripping survival tale set in the Atlantic Ocean. Other books focus on underwater photography, sustainable diving spots, and ocean conservation, appealing to divers of all interests. DIVE Magazine diving ocean scuba

  • Citizen Eco-Drive Dive Watches

    Citizen Eco-Drive dive watches are a reliable choice for divers. They are powered by light, eliminating the need for battery changes, which is convenient when diving. These watches offer impressive water resistance up to 200 meters and feature scratch-resistant materials. Their ISO certification ensures safety and performance underwater. Stylish and functional, these watches are perfect for both diving and everyday wear, especially during a trip to popular dive destinations like Curaçao. dive Dive Curaçao ISO certification water resistance

  • ​​PADI celebrates inaugural Adaptive Diving Week

    PADI has launched its first Adaptive Diving Week to make scuba diving accessible to everyone. This event encourages people with physical and mental disabilities to explore the ocean. PADI aims to address barriers faced by disabled individuals by promoting diving as a therapeutic activity. Special courses and workshops are being held during this week to further support adaptive diving and training. The initiative reflects PADI's commitment to diversity and inclusion in the diving community. adaptive diving disabilities DIVE Magazine scuba diving

  • Underwater Mysteries Discoveries of 2015 [Video]

    In 2015, scuba divers made exciting underwater discoveries, highlighting that only about 5% of the oceans have been explored. One significant find was the ancient city of Tartessos, which dates back 5,500 years. Divers also uncovered an impressive 10,000-year-old forest and a Stonehenge-like monolith off Sicily's coast. These discoveries demonstrate the vast potential for new scientific and archaeological insights beneath the ocean surface. For Scuba Divers ocean exploration scuba divers underwater discoveries


  • December 5, 2024

  • The 6 Best Dive Sites in Belize

    Belize is known for its stunning scuba diving spots, thanks to its second-largest barrier reef and abundant marine life. The Great Blue Hole is the most famous dive site, featuring impressive depths and unique formations. Other top sites include Half Moon Caye Wall, which boasts diverse marine life, and Esmeralda Canyons, known for its beautiful underwater scenery. The Hol Chan Marine Reserve is perfect for divers of all levels, while the Witconcrete Wreck offers exciting wreck diving opportunities. All these sites provide unforgettable experiences for every diving enthusiast. diving marine life reef

  • The orcas hunting whale sharks in the Gulf of California

    Orcas in the Gulf of California have been observed using unique techniques to hunt whale sharks, the world's largest fish. A specific male orca named Moctezuma was a key participant in these hunts, targeting the pelvic area of the sharks to ensure they bleed out quickly. Between 2018 and 2024, researchers documented four separate events where orcas collaborated to kill juvenile whale sharks. This behavior suggests a specialized hunting method, possibly indicating that these orcas may represent a new ecotype specializing in elasmobranchs like whale sharks. Understanding these interactions helps scuba divers appreciate the dynamic marine ecosystems they explore. DIVE Magazine Gulf of California orcas whale sharks

  • CRF™ Brings Innovation in Marine Conservation to IMCC

    CRF™ showcased its innovative marine conservation tools at the International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC) in Cape Town. The conference focused on collaboration among various marine stakeholders to protect marine ecosystems. CRF™ introduced three key innovations: CeruleanAI for simplifying coral monitoring, a Coral Sample Registry for standardized coral data sharing, and a Learning Ecosystem to enhance knowledge among coral restoration practitioners. These tools aim to promote long-lasting collaboration and improve coral restoration efforts globally, emphasizing the importance of protecting marine environments sustainably. coral restoration Coral Restoration Foundation™ CRF™ Marine Conservation

  • QUIZ: True or False – Dolphins

    Dolphins are known as some of the smartest creatures in the ocean. Taking a quiz about dolphins can help you learn more about them and their behaviors. By participating, you can test your knowledge and possibly earn a reward. Understanding dolphins can enhance your diving experiences and interactions with marine wildlife. DIVE Magazine Dolphins marine life ocean

  • DCS is on the Rise Amongst Freedivers

    Decompression sickness (DCS) is becoming more common among freedivers, although it is less frequent than in scuba diving. Freedivers are exploring deeper depths, which increases their risk for DCS, particularly a type called Taravana syndrome. Factors contributing to this risk include making multiple deep dives without appropriate surface intervals, dehydration, and pre-existing medical conditions. To prevent DCS, freedivers should stay vigilant for symptoms even after surfacing and know emergency procedures, including the location of a decompression chamber. DCS freedivers InDEPTH Taravana

  • Halcyon Dive Systems: Redefining Adventure with a Bold New Look

    Halcyon Dive Systems has launched a new brand identity reflecting its dedication to dive exploration and innovation. This rebranding aims to connect with modern divers while honoring Halcyon's legacy of quality and craftsmanship. The updated logo and visual style evoke a sense of adventure and will accompany new technologically advanced dive products. Key initiatives include improving customer experiences, fostering community engagement, and strengthening global communication. Halcyon invites divers to join this exciting new chapter in their journey and explore the ocean like never before. Adventure. diving Halcyon InDEPTH

  • BSAC thanks its superstars on International Volunteer Day

    The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) celebrated International Volunteer Day by recognizing the contributions of volunteers in the diving community. These individuals play a key role in training and supporting new divers while promoting safety and environmental awareness. Their dedication helps foster a sense of community among divers and encourages more people to explore the ocean. BSAC appreciates the efforts of these superstars who make a difference for divers everywhere. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog diving ocean Volunteer

  • QUIZ: True or False – Dolphins

    The dolphin quiz invites readers to test their knowledge about dolphins, which are intelligent marine animals. Participants can learn interesting facts about these creatures while having fun. Understanding dolphins is important for divers, as they often encounter these animals in the ocean. Getting to know dolphins enhances the overall scuba diving experience, making it more memorable and engaging. DIVE Magazine Dolphins marine scuba diving

  • Ikelite Shipping Selected Housings in “Deluxe” Versions

    Ikelite is releasing "deluxe versions" of several camera housings for underwater photography. These deluxe models include useful features like a Dual Tray with Handles, Trigger Extensions, a Vacuum Pump, and a USB-C Charging and Data Transfer Bulkhead. This makes setting up your photography gear easier, while saving you about 85 dollars. Housings for popular cameras like the Canon EOS R5, Nikon Z8, and Sony a9 III have been updated with these enhancements. camera housing DPG RSS Ikelite underwater photography

  • Essential Scuba Gear For Every Dive Kit

    Every scuba diver should have essential gear in their dive kit. Besides the obvious items like regulators and masks, it's important to consider accessories that enhance safety and enjoyment. Expert insights highlight essential pieces that can make a dive safer and more comfortable. Evaluating your dive kit can prepare you better for future dives. dive kit diving accessories For Scuba Divers scuba gear

  • PADI Is Celebrating Its Inaugural Adaptive Diving Week

    PADI is celebrating its first Adaptive Diving Week from December 1-7, 2024. This annual event highlights the stories of divers who have overcome challenges and the PADI members who support their journeys. PADI firmly believes that the ocean should be accessible to everyone, regardless of ability. Activities during the week include adaptive diving workshops and community experiences in places like Malaysia, Florida, and Kenya, showing the positive impact of diving for those with disabilities. PADI aims to raise awareness about the healing benefits of scuba diving and the importance of inclusive access to diving experiences. Adaptive Diving Week PADI scuba Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • Nauticam Announces Housing for the Canon EOS R1

    Nauticam has released a new underwater housing for the Canon EOS R1, a top-of-the-line full-frame camera. The NA-R1 housing allows divers to take full advantage of the camera's impressive features, including high-speed burst shooting and 6K video. It has an ergonomic design and offers easy access to all controls. The housing comes with safety features like a built-in vacuum check and leak detection system, ensuring peace of mind while capturing underwater images. The NA-R1 housing is priced at $6,941 and is available for pre-order. Canon EOS R1 DPG RSS Nauticam underwater photography

  • Turn Your Website Into a Real Revenue Source With PADI Adventures

    Many dive centers miss out on revenue because they do not have e-commerce capabilities on their websites. Over 60% still rely on email and phone bookings, which can limit customer options and satisfaction. Using the PADI Adventures Booking Widget is a simple solution that allows dive centers to start accepting online bookings quickly. It can be set up in just 10 minutes and involves no commission fees, only a small service charge. By making this easy change, dive centers can boost their sales and stay competitive in the market. bookings diving PADI PADI Pros


  • December 4, 2024

  • I Wrote a Children’s Book About a Scuba Mom – Here’s How I Did It

    Sarah, the founder of Girls that Scuba, wrote a children's book titled "My Mum’s a Scuba Diver" to inspire the next generation about scuba diving. The idea came to her while traveling in Istanbul, and she wanted to show strong female role models in diving. After initially facing rejection from publishers, she decided to self-publish the book. It features engaging illustrations from Elisa Varetti and aims to capture kids' interest in marine exploration and the ocean. The book is part of a larger mission to promote diversity in scuba diving and is targeted at children aged 0-8. Girls That Scuba marine ocean scuba

  • ScubaRadio live studio video feed for 12-7-24.

    ScubaRadio is a popular radio show dedicated to scuba diving, airing every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. It is known for its engaging discussions about dive news and information, often with a fun and casual twist. Listeners can join live conversations and share experiences. The show also features a live studio video feed, enhancing the interaction for fans of diving. diving podcast Scuba Radio ScubaRadio

  • Coral Reef Conservation at Miami Art Week 2024

    At Miami Art Week 2024, artists Randi Renate and Beatriz Chachamovits are showcasing a sculpture called 'On Water and Future Dreams'. This interactive piece focuses on coral reef conservation and invites participants to place ceramic coral shapes, symbolizing collective efforts to restore reefs. Both artists are scuba-certified and experienced in coral restoration, which influenced their project's design. Their work aims to raise awareness of the importance of coral ecosystems and inspire action for their protection. conservation coral reef Coral Restoration Foundation™ scuba

  • Wordless Wednesday – Orange Clownfish

    The Orange Clownfish is a vibrant part of ocean life. It lives in the safety of anemones, which protect it from predators. This cozy relationship is important for both species. Observing these fish while scuba diving offers an incredible experience in underwater photography. anemone clownfish Scuba Hank NYC underwater photography

  • Police appeal for information in search for missing North Wales diver

    North Wales Police are searching for a missing diver named Imrich, a 53-year-old man from Warrington. Reports of his disappearance came in on November 28, prompting a multi-agency search. Imrich's car was found near Porth Ysgaden along with his personal belongings. Authorities are asking anyone with information, especially those who witnessed events around November 27 and 28, to contact them. DIVE Magazine missing diver North Wales Porth Ysgaden

  • Our Top Ten Mola Mola Facts

    Mola Mola, also known as the sunfish, is one of the heaviest bony fish in the ocean. They can weigh up to 5,000 pounds and grow up to 10 feet long. Scuba divers often encounter them in warm waters, especially in coastal areas like Hawaii and Indonesia. Mola Mola feed primarily on jellyfish, swimming gracefully and almost vertically. Their unique shape and behavior make them a fascinating sight for divers exploring the underwater world. Mola Mola ocean Original Diving scuba diving

  • BTM Travel: Your Gateway to Unforgettable Dive Adventures

    BTM Travel is a dive travel agency from Munich, Germany, dedicated to creating memorable diving experiences for travelers. They specialize in small group trips and tailor-made adventures, focusing on diving with large marine animals. With years of experience and a commitment to authenticity, BTM Travel ensures that divers receive personalized advice and visits to trustworthy dive locations. Their mission is to help divers explore the best dive destinations while creating lasting relationships and joyful memories. dive destinations dive travel marine animals Scubaverse

  • ADEX OZTek Australia 2025 comes to Sydney’s International Convention Centre this March

    ADEX OZTek Australia 2025 will be held on March 15-16 at the Sydney International Convention Centre. This event combines the Asia Dive Expo and OZTek Advanced Diving Conference, celebrating the ocean and enhancing the dive industry. It will unite technical, recreational, and future divers, along with marine advocates and conservationists. The event includes partnerships with the Ocean Lovers Festival, featuring art, music, talks, and workshops on dive technology and marine sustainability. ADEX InDEPTH marine OZTek

  • Win a free Bilikiki liveaboatrip in Emperor Divers’ new photo competition

    Emperor Divers is hosting a photo competition called "My Emperor Story," where divers can win a free trip on the MV Bilikiki liveaboard in the Solomon Islands. Participants must submit five photos or a 20-second video that reflects their experiences during their Emperor Divers adventure. The submission deadline is December 31, 2024, and entries must include the participant's full name. More details are available on the Emperor Divers' website. DIVE Magazine liveaboard Photo Competition scuba diving

  • Grading Cave Restrictions

    In cave diving, restrictions are areas where divers must navigate narrow passages. Traditionally, these are categorized as minor or major, but this labeling can vary significantly based on a diver's size, experience, and gear. Recently, a new grading system was proposed, which assigns letters and numbers to indicate the width and height of restrictions, providing more accurate and useful information for divers. This system aims to improve safety and planning by giving divers clear expectations about what they might encounter, ultimately making cave diving more accessible and organized. cave diving InDEPTH mapping restrictions

  • DYNAMICNORD’s SP Neoprene Wetsuit Now Available

    DYNAMICNORD has launched their new SP series neoprene wetsuits, designed for comfort and flexibility while diving. The suits feature a smart 3D cut, pre-shaped arms and legs, and cuffs for better sealing. They come with unique neoprene ribs for enhanced comfort and are made from eco-friendly materials, reducing energy consumption during production. Available in various sizes for both men and women, the 7mm suit is priced at approximately $639, while the 5mm suit costs around $507. Neoprene scuba Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com wetsuit

  • Real vs. Reel: How Influencers Shape the Dive World

    Influencers in the diving community are reshaping how diving is perceived on social media. They balance creating eye-catching content with the realities of diving, showcasing both exciting moments and challenging experiences. While they inspire many to explore diving, there are concerns about promoting risky behaviors and potentially harming delicate marine ecosystems. Ultimately, these influencers aim to share the beauty of the underwater world responsibly, reminding us that authentic experiences are more valuable than polished social media posts. diving InDEPTH influencers marine ecosystems

  • PSI-PCI Wins at DEMA Show!

    PSI-PCI had a successful presence at the DEMA show, with sold-out classes training Visual Cylinder Inspectors. Attendees came from many regions, including the U.S., Canada, and even as far as Indonesia and Bermuda. The organization was honored to receive the Silver Recipient award in the DEMA Diving Community Champions Award, acknowledging its commitment to cylinder safety. PSI-PCI continues to offer Visual Cylinder Inspection training virtually, making it accessible to divers everywhere. cylinder safety dema DiveNewswire PSI-PCI

  • Revolutionizing Rebreather Diving: The KISS SIDEWINDER 2 Story

    The KISS SIDEWINDER 2 is an innovative rebreather that improves diving experiences, especially in shallow waters. Initially, Patrick Widmann was skeptical of rebreathers, believing they were too complex for casual dives. However, after trying the original SIDEWINDER, he found it surprisingly easy and stable to use. The new design incorporates advanced features like a closed-flow scrubber and a modular port system, making it safer and more efficient. The project took years and faced many challenges, but they are now producing the first 50 units and plan to expand its features further. diving InDEPTH rebreather Sidewinder 2

  • Dream Weaver, Ocean First Team Enjoy Tremendous DEMA Show

    Dream Weaver and Ocean First had a successful presence at the recent DEMA Trade Show in Las Vegas, serving various professionals in the dive industry. Key discussions focused on enhancing travel programs for dive centers, and they signed new partnerships for upcoming travel opportunities. Additionally, Ocean First promoted their TIDES science camp, which engages young divers in marine education. They also unveiled new diving and accommodation packages for 2025, aimed at improving training and youth programming in Key Largo. dema DiveNewswire marine education travel programs

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