Thursday, August 21, 2014
Free diving guide of Lanzarote
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Labels: Books, Diving Guides
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Free Diving guide of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
20 years travelling round the world: from Chuuk to Sudan, from the Bahamas to Layang Layang, from Palau to Jardines de la Reina, always to return to Gran Canaria, to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Because this island is the closest and yet the least known of underwater landscapes, and Las Canteras beach is its crown jewel”
1. Playa Chica
2. Playa Grande
3. Roque Matavinos
4. Baja Fernando
5. La Catedral
6. Pecio "Angela Pando"
7. Pecio "Kalais"
8. Pecio "Aron"'
Guide is free and can be downloaded from the website of the City of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: Diving Guide
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Labels: Books, Diving Guides
Friday, August 13, 2010
How it works a jacket inflator
This video explain how it works and the benefits of Mares BCD Ergo inflator technology.
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Monday, August 9, 2010
How it works a scuba regulator
Two very good videos of how a Mares 1st nd 2nd stage works and maintains high performance. Including a balanced diaphragm and also piston 1st stage.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
How assembling the MK-5 first stage Scubapro regulator
In the next video you can see how assembling the MK-5 first stage Scubapro regulator.
Remember that certain parts of the diving equipment must be manipulated only by qualified personnel.
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Labels: Diving equipament
Monday, February 22, 2010
Technical service manuals for Aqualung regulators
I've upload a technical service manual for Aqualung regulators. You can find it in the section "Download diving equipment manuals", in the right column of this blog. The manuals are in 2 parts compressed with zip.
Remember that certain parts of the diving equipment must be manipulated only by qualified personnel.
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Labels: Technical manuals
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
The world's first power heated wetsuit
The plan was precise. Research, development, testing and production unrivalled. Succes would open up a new frontier for surfing exploration. Failure was not an option.
The Rip Curl H-Bomb is now a reality. It has conquered the extremes of the Artic Circle. It is backed by oru elite surf team and performance tested by World Champion Mick Fanning.
The H-Bomb use 2 lithium-ion 7,4 volt batteries. Each battery weighs 120g. Batteries are rechargeable. Recharge time is aprox 3 hours to restore full power. The batteries power up heating elements on your back.
The batteries are carried in internal pockets on the lower back, positioned so there's minimal impact on your flexibility.
The temperature of the elements is controlled using 3 settings on the switch.
http://www.ripcurl.com/index.php?hbomb
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Labels: Diving equipament