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I would decide not to Scuba dive -- or climb a mountain, or parachute from an airplane -- if I felt the potential risks and costs outweighed the potential benefits.
In the case of scuba diving, such risks include SCUBA apparatus failure, the Bends, nitrogen narcosis, shark attack, or being stranded in mid-sea following a group diving expedition. There would also be the cost of training, certification, and equipment (whether renting or purchasing).
How I weigh these against the benefits of diving (the likelihood of adventure, potential for learning, bragging rights among my peer group, etc.) is a judgment call that only I can make for me, and only you would be able to make for yourself.
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Does the equipment make it harder to scuba dive?
Only while you are on land or aboard a vessel.
Can you explain the concept of a no stop dive and its significance in scuba diving?
A no stop dive is a scuba dive where the diver does not need to make decompression stops during ascent. This is important because it reduces the risk of decompression sickness, a potentially serious condition caused by ascending too quickly. Divers must carefully monitor their depth and time underwater to ensure they can safely ascend without needing decompression stops.
Do shrimps make a noise?
Yes, when you scuba dive and listen you can hear shrimps, they make a clicking noise. It is said that the loudest sound on earth is found in the sea layer in which some floating shrimps live.
What tools would a scuba diver bring?
Mask - Allows your eyes to see clearly underwater. Exposure suit - Protects from cuts and scrapes and retains heat so you stay comfortable. Snorkel - Lets you breathe at the surface with your face in the water without wasting air from your scuba unit. Scuba unit - The heart of your equipment, scuba (the acronym for self contained underwater breathing apparatus) allows you to breathe underwater and to rise, descend, hover or float at will. It consists of a regulator, tank, buoyancy control device -harness and instruments. Dive watch - Used to measure the dive time. Dive computer - Monitors your depth and time underwater to keep you within established limits. Weight system - Offsets your tendency to float so you can descend gently underwater when you want to. Fins - Allow you to swim using only your powerful leg muscles. Dive light - Used to look into cracks and crevices, and for diving at night. Dive knife - A handy tool as well as an important safety device. Dive flag/float - Keeps boaters away from where you're diving. Digital underwater photo system - Used to take pictures of your adventures to share with your family and friends. Accessories - like underwater slates, lanyards and other items make diving more fun. Signaling Devices - Whistle, signal tube get attention of other divers or the dive boat from a distance. Scuba gear bag - Used to carry your dive equipment to the dive site.
Can you rent scuba gear for a shallow indoor dive to make pool repairs?
Yes, you could rent it to make pool repairs. This would be rather impractical, however, because you would have to pay $50 - $100 for a single repair every time you needed to rent the equipment. It would be more practical to either drain the water during repairs or to have someone trained do it.
What education and training is required to become a scuba diver?
The interesting thing about scuba diving, is legally, there are no licenses or certifications required. The problem arises, however, that while scuba is an extremely safe sport, some training is required to make it safe. And from a liability standpoint, dive shops, and dive resorts will not rent gear, or take people diving unless they can show a scuba license (or C-Card - certification card) from a recognized training agency.You can take classes locally or online that teach scuba diving, and upon graduation from the class, a certification card (which resembles a credit card) with your name, date certified, etc is given. That card will be required in most any location in order to dive.There are different levels of certification, Open Water Scuba Diver, Advanced Scuba Diver, Rescue Diver, Divemaster, Instructor, etc, and by taking additional classes, someone can gather more experience, education and certifications.Beyond recreational diving, there are courses for technical diving including deep, mixed gas, cave diving, etc, and there are also commercial dive courses covering everything from underwater welding, inspection, etc.
How do you make a scuba suit in mine craft?
this is not possible u need a mod to craft and use a scuba suit.
Are scuba diving lessons more readily available in coastal locations?
Yes, scuba diving lessons are more available in coastal locations because they are closer to the ocean and have more trainers with experience. Also, these coastal locations are usually a big spot for tourists, which means more people that may want scuba lessons. It would make sense that scuba diving lessons would be more readily available in coastal areas because of the proximity of the ocean. Many hotels located on or near the beach offer scuba diving lessons either onsite or close by.
How did burgesses decide on laws and taxes?
Burgesses and royal governor would meet to make local laws and decide on taxes
How did burgesses decide on laws on taxes?
Burgesses and royal governor would meet to make local laws and decide on taxes
How do scuba divers sink if they have tanks of compressed air on their backs?
Scuba divers use weights to sink during a dive because the air tanks on their backs make them buoyant. By adjusting the amount of weight, divers can achieve neutral buoyancy underwater. This allows them to control their depth and movement throughout the dive.
What do you need to scuba dive?
Basic Scuba EquipmentYes, while most every piece of equipment is rentable. I would only invest in your own mask, fins, and snorkle to begin with. Wait and make sure that you are really into the sport before dropping the several thousand dollars on the BCD, Regs, Tanks, and such. It's kind of a waste if you find out that you don't do it enough, or just aren't interested in doing it again. The dealer will give you a great deal if you purchase all the gear at once, don't be fooled, wait it out. Get certified, and go from there. AnswerWell, you can rent virtually every piece of equipment you'd need, but the essentials are a mask & snorkel, fins, wet siut (optional for some climates but recommended), a tank, bouancy compensator (BC or dive vest), regulator & hoses and a dive belt with weights. You can also use gloves, a flashlight and other accessories. At the bare minimum though, you'd need the tank and hoses, BC, weight belt, mask and fins. Also, see the answer in the question "What is the required equipment for scuba diving?"
