Disclaimer
Please note that you will not learn how to dive by going through all the information provided by DivePilot.com. To learn how to dive you'll need to take lessons by a certified diving instructor!
Most of the information provided by DivePilot.com is produced
by freelance writers who are not certified diving instructor.
So please use this website at your own risk :-)
Featured Scuba Diving Articles
The benefits of having a decompression meter
A decompression meter or computer indicates the diver the right decompression schedule which he should follow.
Things to consider when looking for dive watches and timers
If you are looking for diving watches and dive timers, there are a few things you should know and have into account in order to buy what you really need.
What is decompression all about?
Decompression is necessary whenever a scuba diver wishes to dive in depths which go under the 130 feet.
The skin squeeze effect in scuba diving
Skin squeeze is one of the barotrauma problems which divers can suffer due to the pressure factors involved in the practice of the sport.
- Diving in icy waters and the equipment necessary
- Some important things about your diving hood
- Tips to consider when looking for camera housings
- Application of Boyle's law on scuba diving
- What to do with your new diving mask
- Safety tips for cave diving
- The challenges of wall diving
- Have fun with a sea scooter
- Spear guns for scuba divers
- Dalton's law and scuba diving
- Nitrogen and its effects on divers
- Diabetes and scuba diving
- Camera care for divers