dive accident

scuba medicine online
In category General
Written by hendrix

I am a long time subscriber to Ern Campbell's scubadoc letters and temporarily sites, and both are excellent. (the letters are $10/year, worth every penny if only for the unpolitically incorrect humor)

The new website is really slick! Every diver should explicitly have it bookmarked.

http://scuba-doc.com/

Visit the Dive Medicine Forum at http://scuba-doc.com/DiveMedicine/

The forum is divided

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re:Morrison Springs and the State...
In category General
Written by Jinjiro Miyoshi -san

Had my regs rebuilt last week & decided to bring a ride up to Morrison yesterday to briefly check em out along with my new mask and the rest of my gear.
Dust it off, get it wet, etc....

Morrison was excellent, as usual. Lots of fresh water eel, catfish and the usual bluegill looking for a handout. This time I seen rationally something I hadn't steadily notiuced before. Looked like a fresh

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re:previous DIR Fund... now Dive industry in PL
In category General
Written by Solstyce

became hot & controversial

yes and no...
YES here in PL, DIR diving isn't as popular as is in US and propable would never be. Anyway one of many reson is that DIR and tec dive eqiupement is still very expensive. In some manner eg. 10ltr alu Luxfer oxygen nationally clean tank with valve is about
40% of avarage sallary in PL.
NO... whole other industry dive (rec dive) Moreover industry has rec

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Unusual dive accident question
In category General
Written by bieniek30

Not only that I am new to the group, so I apologize if this topic has arleady been discussed.
Im a resaercher lookin for information on any dive accidetns (whehter in caves, on shipwrewcks, or otherwise) in that the diver wrote a bye note, regret note, or other mesage (pewrhaps on a slate or his tanks, etc) before geographically dying underwaeter.
In the long run I know of 1 such incident

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