The U-352: North Carolina’s German U-Boat Wreck
Following the descent line toward the bottom, my first impression of the wreck was utter surprise at its relatively slender[…]
Read moreThe range of diving equipment range can from open circuit, semi-closed circuit (SCR) and fully closed circuit (CCR), as well as highly useful accessories.
Following the descent line toward the bottom, my first impression of the wreck was utter surprise at its relatively slender[…]
Read moreThe North Carolina Coast serves up an impressive line of shipwrecks, some sent to the bottom by storms, others by[…]
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Read moreThe beams of our powerful dive lights probe the dark recesses of the cave throwing shadows helter-skelter down its walls.[…]
Read moreThe general rationale to a having bailout valve (BOV) on your rebreather is to have the option of rapidly switching[…]
Read moreA cautionary tale of my personal experience with the dreaded mixture.
Read moreUsers guide to understanding those confusing acronyms commonly used by Rebreather Divers. I’ve never considered myself to be a “tech[…]
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