#6 Don't worry what those gauges say...you'll KNOW when you're out of air!
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December 2002 By John Brumm Dive Computers Reviewed in This Article AERIS 100S AERIS 300G AERIS 500AI AERIS 750GT AERIS ATMOS Pro AERIS ATMOS ...
#3 Winter fitness regimen of rigorously watching "Baywatch" not as effective as planned.
The results are in on 11 new recreational dive computers tested and reviewed by Scuba Lab.
#5 You worry that your office elevator is ascending too quickly.Rich Lockyer of Chino, Calif.
Models Reviewed In This Article: Genesis ReAct; Mares Surveyor Nitrox Interface; Oceanic Oceanlog; Scubapro/Uwatec DataTrak; Suunto Dive Manager; Diver's Black Box and Sensus Data Analyst 1.1
#8 He quivers every time he hears the word "tank."
January 2003 By John Brumm Computers Reviewed in This Article AERIS Atmos 1 AERIS Atmos 2 AERIS Atmos ai CRESSI-SUB Archimede DACOR Darwin ...
#9 You had split fins years before they were invented.Kevin S. of Toronto, Ont./
Measuring dive time, depth and air supply, it uses a reliable, time-proven algorithm to calculate and display remaining dive time based on established limits for nitrogen tension, oxygen exposure or cylinder pressure.
Eight exercises designed to get your back in shape for diving.
How to keep water on the other side of the O-rings.
Dive destinations and malaria. Plus: hearing loss and diving.
Lots of batteries mean lots of light. But we tell you which lights make best use of all the power.
Plus: The straight scoop on energy drinks and the book no captain should be without.