COMPLEX NAVIGATION IN CAVE DIVING: BEYOND THE LINE Cave Diving is often described as one of the most demanding forms of underwater exploration, and NAVIGATION is at the core of that challenge. While recreational divers rely on open water references and simple routes, Cave Divers operate in an environment where a wrong turn can be …
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USE OF UNDERWATER COMPASS IN CAVE DIVING The use of a compass in cave diving is critical, because caves remove or severely limit natural orientation. Caves have almost no natural navigation: . No sunlight . Often poor visibility ( darkness) or no visibility( silt, tannic water, halocline) . No clear sense of direction or distance, …
Second way to think is the long hose it is unnecessary if you dive with all the team in sidemount and if you do a lot of restrictions during the dive, short hoses will be more safe and avoid entanglements, in sidemount configuration you will not need to share gas because loose two cylinders in the same moment it is quite improbable.
Why learn to dive with a mccr rebreather. After diving for years with open circuit in cave at all level, i decided to get in a new step of diving sidemount and started my journey with the Kiss Sidewinder mCCR rebreather.
