First rule of Scuba: don't hold your breath.
That doesn't mean you can't pause your breathing as long as you don't occlude your glottis.
Being truly horizontal helps. The drag of your entire body moving up or down is immense compared to being even at a small incline. That means there will be...
In reality, all tanks become more buoyant (less negative) as you empty them. In fact, the larger steel tanks have a bigger swing. No, no normally are somewhat overweighted with a steel tank, so you might not notice it. It's important to adjust your weights after each dive. Take a couple pounds...
It should be only your first one, unless someone changed it. I've been mostly gone for the last month, so that's possible. If it has, I'm sure I'll be corrected shortly. I apologise for the confusion, but as the scammers get more aggressive, we try to block their moves.
Sry, I've been away from the board as of late. I reinjured my back in Belize, as well as having my laptop submerged. I'm better able to sit in my desk chair and should be here more frequently. In addition, I understand that someone has gifted me a new laptop which should be here tomorrow. I've...
And you have to be approved by a mod, so both are true./ A mod will have to approve your first marketplace posting too. It's our attempt to limit scammers easy access to our users. Thanks to @Miyaru. our head Admin, and the mods who take their precious personal time to make it work.
As an addendum, please be patient with us as we wade through these. Our goal is to reduce spammers' access to our users. Even then, please let buyers beware!!!
Just the first one, I believe. Once they've done the double verification, the system trusts them. Well, we might make an exception for @Marie13!!! :D :D :D
I took care of my sister in her final years. The last year really sucked for her, but not me. I cherished every moment with Puggin, and it was hard to say goodbye. People who praise me for my dedication demonstrate that they have probably never had a selfless love. In a transactional world, they...
Or you don't have enough buoyancy in your wing and you have to overfill it. I've swum many a mile on my back. A quarter of that is from towing tired divers back to the boat.
2 funny. This is the opposite of reality. Move the snorkel as far back as you can. Freediving spearos have it almost on the back of their head so they can look down while hunting.
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