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Dissimilar Cylinder Volumes for Cave Diving

June 24, 2014by jumpsaildive Leave a comment

When diving in a cave, there are several limiting factors that you should be aware of. The most important of these is the gas supply. Without an adequate supply of […]

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cave diving, tec diving

How much air do you have?

December 14, 2013by jumpsaildive 2 Comments

The most important thing for a scuba diver is air, without it one would surely drown. Knowing how much air you have is important. I was recently on a dive […]

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scuba, tec diving

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