Think of that gear as you would tools. Buy what you need to do the job at hand. It would be insane of you to purchase say, a Viking commercial grade dry suit to dive 70 F water, likewise buying an OMS rig for just cruising a reef would be overkill as well.
Define the type of diving you plan on doing and purchase appropriate gear both in cost and function.
1/ Mask- the rule is that it fit you. If it doesn't, then spending 150 bucks on a top end ocean master or even an Optrix is money down the toilet. Check the fit in store by holding it against your face and no strap. In hale once, through your nose, slightly. If it stays on for 30 seconds or more, it's an ok fit. Falls off? Move on to the next mask. When you're done this test with all the masks, take the ones that passed and check your field of view. The mask that offers good downward vis, decent side and is low volume is the winner. Don't buy a mask just because it has a purge valve. Just a bell and whistle and may be a source of a leak later.
2/ BC- Plan on tech diving later? You'll want lift and something that will go doubles. OMS or Dive Rite here. Cruise the reef, just about any BC made by a major manufacturer is fine so long as it fits and has the functionality you need. Gonna wreck dive eventually? You'll want pockets and D rings out your nose and something streamlined that's back inflation. Weight integrated would be a bonus but you'll pay for it.
3/ Regs- If you don't ever plan on diving a cold location, then don't spend the money on environmentals. All major brands of reg manufacturer's have decent gear and they are always trying to out do one another. Don't skimp on this part of your budget. Buy the best you can afford for the type of diving you plan on doing.Check up with www.scubadiving.com's reviews on the newest and their test results. Spend the money on a custom mouthpiece. It's worth it. Myself, I dive both Apeks and old Sherwoods. I have had a freeze with the Apeks but not with my trusty old Woodies. If there's a possibility I might get a freeze, then I dive the 'woods, if not, then the Apeks for the breathing ease.
4/ snorkel- Something that clears easily and also can be stowed in a pocket. There are a number that can fold. Personal preference here.
5/Tank- Alum 80 is the standard. No point in going steel unless you're thinking of going tech.
6/ Gauges- Think streamlined. Other than that and whether you wish to have an integrated computer on the console, all are more or less the same. Some mounts offer a canted view for your compass, some don't.
7/ Fins- Try out as many as you can before buying. Everyone's kick style is different and not all fins do well in every situation. For example, I can't stand split fins. My kick style won't work with them and I silt out wrecks with the damn things. I also dive in heavy current most of the time. I do better with Blades and oddly enough, I don't tire with them like I do with splits. Some of my pals are the opposite.
8/ Wet suit- Here's the fit thing again. Everyone's body is different. So is their tolerance of cold. If you can find one ( US Diver's makes one) get a semi dry. They're warmer but a little harder to get on or off because of the wrist , neck and ankle cuffs. Mind you, if you're diving 70F or warmer you won't be needing that. Get info on the temps in the area that you plan on diving most and what others are wearing. Manufacturers again, doesn't matter. All the major brands like Bare or Henderson, for example are good. Buy for the area you plan on diving. If You're a great lakes diver, then something with reinforced knees and elbows is a good idea. Zebra mussels will shred anything not reinforced. Same goes for gloves. Hood? Will you need one? Some suits have an integrated hood that you can choose to wear or not. Most don't so you'll need to purchase one if diving cold. Booties? Just like buying shoes, try them on and go for a walk about. Make sure there are no pinch points when you slip on your fins. It sux having great fitting , good rock climbing booties feel like they are driving a nail into you little toe when you get your fins on.

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Washing Scuba Equipment

One of the most important things you can learn from scuba diving is to wash your equipment and gear. Its very important to maintain your gear to get maximum life span and ensure your gear performs safely when diving.

Washing Station Setup
The simplest way to prepare your washing station is to fill a large bathtub at home which will be filled with fresh water. If no bathtub then a simple hose or sink will work just as well. Many dive shops or resorts will have two tubs; one tub will be water for general gear such as wetsuits and other equipment while the other will be for specialist equipment such as cameras and diver computers and any other sensitive gadgets.

Where possible if your gear has a lot of sand on it is to hose it down before dunking it in the tub.

Regulator
The first thing before you start to wash your regulator is to ensure your dust cap is secure as any water that enters the first stage will cause water to enter the internal parts and cause damage.
Before you replace the dust cap you will need to dry the dust cap and the opening of the first stage. The easiest way is to use your tank to blow air onto the two components and this will dry the parts adequately, alternatively you may use a dry cloth to do the job.

Once this is done you need to place the regulator in freshwater for 5 minutes, avoid pressing the purge button as this will allow water to enter the first stage. It best to rotate any moving parts to ensure there is no salt which in the long run will rust. Once Its been soaked and cleaned hang it up and dry.

BCD
Washing a BCD comes in two parts, the internal and external of the BCD. The external is straight forward and can be dunked and soaked in a tub of freshwater to wash any salt off the BCD.
Step two as mentioned is the internal of the BCD, this will need to be done as small quantities of saltwater will enter while diving, and this will turn to salt crystals which over time will cause the values to malfunction and the internal bladder to tear.

So here is how to do it, Press the deflate button on the BCD and allow freshwater to enter to approximate 25%, afterwards shake the BCD and allow the water the wash around all corners. Once you are happy you have washed the internal the best method is to use the exhaust values to empty the water which at the same time will clean them too.

Now slight inflate the BCD to ensure the internal bladder does not stick together when drying and hang out to dry.

Dive Computer and Camera
Wash your dive computer in clean freshwater and not the same water you have washed your other gear as detergents and sand will damage your sensitive equipment. Soak this equipment for a longer time and press all the buttons ensure there is no salt trapped. If possible brush the surfaces with a toothbrush to hep clean it better, but don't use on the sensors or lenses area as it could damage it.

Wetsuit, Booties, and Gloves
Your wetsuit, booties, and gloves need to be washed in freshwater and you may also like to add a wetsuit detergent. Submerge the items in the water and turn them inside out too and keep washing until clean. Once clean hang out and allow to dry.

Fins, Mask, Snorkel, and Other Equipment
All other equipment should be submerged in fresh water, dunked up and down until clean and hung up to dry.

Tips: to prolong the life of your gear don't hang out in direct sunlight as it will make the equipment discolour and reduce the life span.

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Gears Of Time

Watches are one of the most important inventions in history. Below are certain facts and information about these mechanical wonders, as well as brands and types of watches that will suit your lifestyle.

Watches are considered necessities in our daily lives. These little clockwork wonders enable a person to know the proper time of the day. However, in buying a watch, the user must define whether the watch is suitable for his or her daily use. Doing so will prevent a waste of money, as well as maximizing the use of all the features of the watch.

A watch is a miniature version of the standard clock. While a clock is often bulky and is not easy to carry around, a watch is very portable and handy device that doesn't need much minding. The watch is able to tell a person the current measure of seconds, minutes, and hours, anytime he/she wishes. The term "watch" is often used to mean the common wristwatch, a type of timepiece that can be worn on the user's wrist. Another type of watch, the pocket watch, had been widely used until World War I. A pocket watch is mainly a timepiece with a folding metal cover, and is usually attached to a metal watch chain, or a watch fob (an ornament attached to chain or leather strap, that aids the user in removing the watch from the pocket).

There are many types of watches available for different types of use. These kinds of watches correspond with the lifestyle the person lives and the kind of activities he or she engages in as well as his or her preferences
Analog watches are those with the traditional watch face that display two moving hands that show the current time. A short hand tells the current hour, while a longer hand displays the current minute. Most analog watches now sport a third hand, displaying how many seconds have passed (this hand ticks in a continuous sweeping motion). Vintage and collectible watches are often the analog type, perfect for users who want a classy watch for fashion purposes, with no other feature than to tell time.

Digital watches display the time in numerals, either in 12 or 24 hour format. These types often use a light emitting diode (LCD) screen. The numbers are usually dark colored, in contrast to a much lighter background. Today, digital watches are becoming more and more popular because the numbers are easy to read.

Quartz watches are those that use a quartz crystal. This works because the crystal constantly vibrates at a stable and constant frequency, and the time is based on those vibrations. These watches are also popular dues to the fact that they need little or no maintenance at all.

Sport watches are those that are made of sturdy material and are often shockproof and waterproof. Aside from the usual time telling features of the regular watch and the usual analog or digital display, sport watches provide extra features that are tailor made for whatever activity the user engages in. One type is the diver's watch, with a more watertight feature up to 50-100m.

Consumers can also take into consideration the additional features that may be available on a watch, such as a calendar, a stopwatch, countdown timers, and alarms. Some watches also have indigo lights, which light up the display when it is dark. Recent technological developments have also made upgrades possible on specialty watches. For example, the new models of diver's watches can make it to up to 200m.

These are only a few guides on how to carefully choose and review whether a watch can fit your everyday life. Choosing the right timepiece can be easy on the pocket, as well, as provide you with the features you need.

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Scuba diving is prohibited for asthma sufferers in some countries but not others. Why? Should asthma sufferers risk ignoring this rule? Either scuba diving is dangerous to an asthma sufferer, or it is safe. Why this confusion?

Insurance Companies Make the Rules

Depending on which country you are in, you may scuba dive to your heart's content -- or not. The simple answer is that insurance companies make the rules. Countries with high insurance coverage are less likely to allow scuba diving for asthma sufferers as they will not be covered for the risk: the fact that most asthma sufferers are at no greater risk than any other person while scuba diving is not considered relevant. Insurance policies work on a hypothetical basis, not necessarily on facts. Stats from last year on scuba diving accidents show that only one of the 5,000 reported was attributed to having had an asthma attack in an underwater environment.

Insurance companies have taken advice from doctors. Doctors base their recommendations on the presumption that if one were to have an asthma attack while under water, he wouldn't know how to breathe. They state "The limiting factor for asthmatics is adequate ventilatory capacity underwater." This is a sweeping statement and is certainly not true for all asthma sufferers. It puts everyone who has asthma into the one category, not taking into account that where asthma is concerned, people's needs and abilities vary hugely.

Asthma is Unique to an Individual

It ignores asthma is unique to each individual, affecting people in different ways. Some people get asthma from being near perfume and are perfectly OK in cold water. Some are triggered by dust while being absolutely fine in dry air. It is impossible to generalize what is likely to cause an asthma attack as no two cases are the same.

The perceived problem is the cold air breathed in by the diver. Then there are individuals who are prone to strong emotions -- they may be in a high state of fear or excitement. These emotions are in the general public and can be controlled drug-free with guidance and practice. Asthma sufferers may look for successful alternative methods for controlling their asthma. Breathing methods have been brought into the mainstream in recent years: research done in Russia has brought relief to millions of people world wide: yoga has helped countless people live full lives again. It would be good to see more conventional medical practitioners become aware of these drug-free benefits. How much effort does it take to look up a website with an alternative solution about how to cure asthma the natural way?

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