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An aluminium scuba tank should give 20 to 30 years faithful service. Caring, transport, and filling tanks are important considerations to get the most from a scuba tank.

A full scuba diving tank has the power of a small bomb. A scuba tank must have a regular hydrostatic test to ensure it is safe and will perform its task underwater.

Because scuba tanks carry the life-sustaining air during a scuba dive, there are many aspects of a scuba diving tank a scuba diver needs to know.

Keeping scuba diving equipment in good operating condition is vital for safe and enjoyable diving. A scuba diving tank needs to be well maintained.

Air in the scuba tank is the most important resource a scuba diver has at their disposal. Scuba tank air should be conserved to make a scuba dive safe and enjoyable.

Getting together suitable scuba equipment is an important activity after completing basic scuba training. Buying items in a certain sequence is useful.

Because they are a key piece of a diver's underwater life-support system, scuba diving regulators are one of the most important pieces of scuba gear.

What to pack for a scuba diving vacation to avoid health concerns: exposure suits, regulators and BCDs, mask and snorkel, possibly fins.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is a dangerous condition for scuba divers, that can lead to death. It usually occurs from engine exhaust gases getting into a scuba tank.

Because divers can not naturally adjust their ability to float they wear a buoyancy compensator (BC) to control their buoyancy (ability to float).

Scuba diving equipment in good operating condition is vital for safe and enjoyable diving. This article describes what a diver can do to look after their scuba regulator.

Night diving is an exhilarating aspect of sport diving. A light source is vital on a night dive, not only for safety, but also to make the night dive more enjoyable.

With the many different types of dive gear on the market, a diver needs to know what equipment is necessary and what equipment is for special diving environments.

Coldwater diving near Alaska's capital city offers experienced divers plenty of wall diving, sea life, shipwrecks, and personal challenge.

It's not the feeding frenzy of Hollyood movies, but even so, the master scuba diver wore a protective chain mail suit to hand-feed 12-footers with razor sharp teeth.

SCUBA stands for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. This system allowing humans to breath underwater was developed by Jacques Cousteau in 1943.

Scuba diving with asthma is a debate that has raged in the scuba and medical communities since Jacques Cousteau invented the first aqua-lung.

Recreational boaters need to deal with the same stability issues experienced by commercial mariners. Addressing vessel stability will make your next trip safer.

Scuba diving provides many areas for the recreational scuba diver. From easy, relaxing diving on coral reefs to adrenalin charged diving in the bowels of sunken ships.

A scuba diver should look at scuba equipment when trying to decrease air consumption. Conserving air on a scuba dive is important for safety and enjoyment.

Keeping scuba diving equipment in good operating condition is vital for safe and enjoyable diving. A buoyancy compensator needs to be well maintained.

Many divers take a long break at some stage during their scuba diving career. There are many things to consider before taking the plunge again.

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The bends is usually misunderstood. A case of the bends is related to numerous factors: depth of dive, length of dive, body constitution, number of dives in one day.

A face mask is an important piece of equipment for scuba diving or snorkelling. The face mask is the window through which the unique underwater world is revealed.

A scuba diving alternate air supply is vital for the diver and an out-of-air buddy. There are different types of alternate air supplies, depending on the type of diving.

There are a number of strategies that a scuba diver can implement to reduce air consumption. Human factors can have an impact on the amount of air used on a scuba dive.

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Nitrogen narcosis can lead to a loss of a scuba diver's mental or physical control. Underwater this can lead to a potentially deadly situation that needs to be managed.

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