Scuba diving is very money-intensive. If you rent basic equipment, figure on spending $100 per day, depending on how heavy your exposure protection (wetsuit) is. Buying basic equipment can easily run $500 or more, plus maintenance and repairs. A dive computer ranges from under $100 for a simple electronic gauge to several hundred dollars for a computer designed for multiple gas mixtures and high-end features.
Add in the fees for training courses and ticket prices to travel to warm-water dive sites, and it all adds up fast.
It's all worth it.
It all depends on the equipment you're using, diving in it's self does not cost a thing.
After the initial purchasing costs of scuba diving equipment, maintenance and inspection cost can run you anywhere from $35 to $100 dollars a year. Snorkeling gear will cost you much less to maintain per year.
There is no limit to how much equipment and tools cost in fashion. There are many expensive tools in fashion.
$23.50 for instruction permit
A basic watch will cost you about $349.
Diving school classes can cost you in the range of $300-$550 plus tax which is very reasonable, however if you want to buy your own gear, it can cost you thousands. If you want to rent it, it will be mere hundreds.
it can cost over £50
It would cost a lot of money I'm not sure exactly how much but about £25,000.000 for a month.
a basic drum set could cost from £100 - £160.
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Depreciation of manufacturing equipment is fixed cost because that cost will incurred no matter how much units produced.