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Archive for the ‘Diving Equipment’ Category

Scuba Gear: Which One To Buy First

By Amillson On July 15, 2009 2 COMMENTS
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Like in any other activities you want to get involve in, you’d prefer to use your own equipments for that particular purpose. To meet that “requirement”, so that you can immerse yourself to the fullest in your hobby or passion, it is NOT necessary to invest in all of the gears all at once. Which one to buy first?

My previous article titled “Own Vs Rental: Diving Equipments” outlined some of the facts that you may want to consider before purchasing you new sets of scuba diving gears. So, if now you’ve decided NOT to buy the whole set in one go – for reasons best kept to yourself – then we are looking at some prioritizing here. Again, which one

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Own Vs Rental: Diving Equipments

By Amillson On July 10, 2009 2 COMMENTS

Many of my previous students asked if it is a good idea to invest in diving equipments or just rent them from the dive shops/centres (?). This “Own Vs Rental” question may sound simple but the answer may vary giving the advantages and disadvantages each scenario may present when it comes to this choosing intersection.

Long fins are personal equipment preferences.

Long fins are personal equipment preferences.

In general, there are two groups of divers. One is those diving purely for fun and next is those making living out of diving. The second group includes dive guides/Instructors (recreational diving), researchers, and technical, commercial and military. The first group will be the one more likely to get affected by this dilemma whether to purchase own equipment or to rent. The second group will, normally, get all their diving gears

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