Scuba Diving Skill: Regulator Purge
Posted on Sep 09, 2009 under Scuba Regulator | No Comment
The scuba skill Regulator Purge is demonstrated by Seattle, Washington Seavisions.biz scuba diving instructors.
Duration : 0:1:9
Kayak Scuba Diving : Setting Up Kayak Scuba Diving Gear
Posted on Sep 02, 2009 under Scuba Dive equipment | 2 Comments
Before you set out for kayak scuba diving it’s important to set up your diving gear properly. Learn how to set up kayak scuba diving gear with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.
Expert: Jason Shoup
Bio: Jason Shoup is a PADI certified Rescue diver.
Filmmaker: Louis Nathan
Duration : 0:1:42
How to emble a Scuba Diving Regulator
Posted on Sep 02, 2009 under Scuba Regulator | 2 Comments
This instructional video demonstrates how to emble your scuba diving regulator.
It will take you through the simple process step by step, and show you how to connect your octopus, scuba diving computer, and low pressure hose to the first stage of your dive regulator so you´re ready to dive.
When taking the port plugs off your first stage of your diving regulator, be sure to store them in a safe place in case you need them in the future.
Duration : 0:3:41
Bare Elastek Scuba Diving Wetsuit
Posted on Sep 02, 2009 under Scuba Wetsuits | No Comment
This demonstration video discusses and shows the features of the Bare Elastek Dive Wetsuit. It features skin-to-skin Glideseal wrist, ankle, and neck seals; it is also made of extremely stretchy neoprene which allows for very comfortable diving. This suit is anatomically fit for the human body; it is not just two pieces of neoprene stiched together. The Elastek jumpsuit has Formtek kneepads which provide total flexibility, durability, and comfort. The seams of this scuba wetsuit are double glued with Secure-Lock construction.
Duration : 0:1:53
Extreme Sports Inc. Scuba
Posted on Sep 02, 2009 under Scuba Gear | No Comment
Extreme Sports Inc. Scuba goes to extremes to ensure it carries the widest selection of Scuba Gear and equipment. Locally-owned and operated, this Joplin, Missouri shop has it all: advanced scuba equipment, scuba training by certified instructors and cool scuba events. Dive in!
Visit us http://www.yellowpages.com/info-12409691/Extreme-Sports-Inc-Scuba?from=youtb
Duration : 0:0:41
scuba diving equipment
Posted on Aug 26, 2009 under Scuba Dive equipment | No Comment
Dive Shop Los Angeles and Hollywood Area.
Duration : 0:1:46
U S Divers Fins Snorkel Set Mask Scuba Medium Mens 7-10 Blue over Black
Posted on Aug 26, 2009 under Scuba Fins | No Comment
U.S. Divers Fins Snorkel Set Mask Scuba Medium Blue over Black Diving. Mens 7-10, Women’s 9-12. This snorkel set can be Found on Ebay at Buy-It-Again-Sports.
Duration : 0:1:25
What the Features on Your Scuba Diving Regulator Do For You
Posted on Aug 26, 2009 under Scuba Regulator | No Comment
This instructional video demonstrates what the features on your dive regulator do for you. Some, but not all, Scuba Regulators have diver adjustable knobs or switches. This particular scuba diving regulator has a “Diver Adjustable” Air flow knob which allows the scuba diver to adjust the air flow during his/her dive. It also has a “Diver Adjustable” venturi switch to prevent unwanted free-flow when the regulator is not in your mouth.
Duration : 0:1:27
How a Scuba Diving Wetsuit Works Instructional Video
Posted on Aug 26, 2009 under Scuba Wetsuits | No Comment
Wetsuits are made for a wide variety of uses including Snorkeling, Water Skiing, Surfing, Jet Skiing and of course SCUBA Diving.
Most suits are completely interchangeable between sports � the 3mm Shorty that you use Scuba Diving today in Hawaii can be used next weekend back home water-skiing.
Wetsuits are made of neoprene, a porous material containing literally millions of tiny bubbles.
A wetsuit must fit snugly if it is to be an effective at keeping you warm. We have a chart on our site: View Wetsuit Fit for more info.
If in doubt, always buy a wetsuit slightly warmer than your needs. If your wetsuit is keeping you too warm you can always let water in to cool you down by slightly unzipping the suit. But if you are cold during a dive there is not much you can do except stop diving.
Duration : 0:2:20
How to Properly Clean Your Scuba Diving Gear
Posted on Aug 19, 2009 under Scuba Dive equipment | No Comment
This instructional video demonstrates how to clean your Scuba Gear after a dive. Scuba diving equipment is subjected to harsh conditions, and taking care of your scuba gear and cleaning it will increase the lifetime of it significantly.
Rinsing and soaking your Scuba Regulator, BCD, and all of your neoprene and accessories is covered in the video.
Duration : 0:2:49