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In the last five years diver training agencies across the globe have paid more attention to the use of surface markers as an important skill for all divers to have, even those at entry level. Here we
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The “Northern Wrecks and Reefs” is one of the most frequented liveaboard trip routes. Here divers have the opportunity to dive the wreck of the Thistlegorm, famed for its haul of tanks, jeeps, bikes
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When Should I Use My SMB?
Has a delayed surface marker buoy (DSMB) become part of your regular dive kit yet? If not you should think about making this item an essential piece of gear
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5 Alternate Uses for Your DSMB
A DSMB is primarily used by divers to signal to the surface support where they are, especially useful in locations of heavy boat traffic or remote areas where
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Raja Ampat, in the far East of the Indonesian archipelago, has rapidly become a major dive destination.
The seven Marine Protected Areas established in 2007 have been highly successful in
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When I learned to dive in the 1990’s the use of an SMB was never really thought of nor encouraged. The reason could be that I did my first dive courses in the calm waters of the Caribbean and that
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Each time we go diving we must rely upon our training and experience to stay safe under the water.
No one wishes to run into an emergency situation but we all learn
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