Top 5 Professional Careers in Scuba Diving
Scuba diving is not a regular sport or recreational activity. In fact, advanced and specialty courses in open circuit scuba diving have opened doors to established professional careers that require technical, underwater diving expertise. Engineers, scientists and environmentalists are also acquiring scuba diving skills to meet the demands of their occupation. The article lists a few professions that require scuba diving in the course of work.
Scuba Gear – Mask Cleaning and Maintenance
Scuba gear should be well-maintained for a long and reliable lifespan. The scuba mask is no exception. Here are some tips for its care. Topics covered include: oil residue, storage and travel, general handling, and defogging.
DrySuits for Scuba Diving
Maintaining body temperature is one of the biggest problems for the divers. Dry suits give the divers protection from the water to his skin. Dry suits are used to prevent the water entering, maintaining the water pressure and to maintain the temperature. Dry suits are mainly used where the temperature of the water is between –2 deg C to 15 deg C.
Scuba Diving Do's and Don'ts (You Might Have Overlooked)
By Darrell Young
If you have ever taken a sea cruise to say the caribbean or west coast around Catalina, you’ll recall how blue and clear the water was. The perfect location for underwater enjoyment.
I think that (If) you were into scuba diving, or maybe not, and the cruise offered an underwater expedition you would want [...]