Safety guides
Entanglement and line hazards
Fishing line, nets and poorly routed equipment can restrict movement and complicate an exit.
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Planners, checklists & logs
Eight tools to organise a trip, compare courses, keep equipment records and prepare useful notes.
Open the tools →01 / BEFORE YOU TRAVELWeather & dive preparation
Official forecasts, tide information and a worksheet to take to your briefing.
Open the preparation resources →02 / KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENTManuals & manufacturer support
Find the correct documents for your model and prepare a useful support enquiry.
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Glossary
Exposure protection
Equipment selected to help manage thermal and environmental exposure.
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Fins
Equipment worn on the feet to help move through water.
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Fit
How equipment matches the wearer’s dimensions and intended use.
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Harness
Straps or a support system that hold equipment on the diver.
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How to Plan Your First Australian Dive Trip
A practical sequence for choosing the region, season, operator, equipment and backup days for an Australian diving holiday.
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Make an emergency action plan
An emergency plan should work at the actual site with the people and equipment present.
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Make the buddy check meaningful
A buddy check is a practical inspection and a conversation about how the equipment works.
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Mares
Mares offers scuba equipment across regulators, computers, BCDs, fins, masks, suits and accessories. Its website also separates scuba, freediving and snorkelling collections, making intended use an important starting point.
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Mask
Equipment that creates an air space in front of the eyes for underwater vision.
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Regulator
Equipment that reduces cylinder gas pressure in stages and supplies breathing gas to the diver.
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Renting before buying
Use early equipment experiences to identify your needs.
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Returning to Diving After a Break
A practical way to rebuild comfort, buoyancy and equipment familiarity before making the destination dive the checkout dive.
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Scuba course comparison planner
Compare two course offers by training, supervision, equipment, costs and support—not only the headline price.
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Scuba packing checklist
Track what you own, need to hire and still need to pack, with room for your own equipment notes.
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SCUBAPRO
SCUBAPRO’s catalogue spans regulators, dive computers, buoyancy compensators, exposure wear, masks and fins. Its range gives divers several equipment categories to compare in one place.
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Servicing
Inspection and maintenance carried out according to the equipment maker’s requirements by an appropriate service provider.
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Situational awareness
Attention to relevant people, equipment and environmental changes around an activity.
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SSI Science of Diving
Study the scientific and equipment concepts behind diving and prepare for further learning.
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The Australian Dive Buddy Checklist
A concise pre-dive conversation covering equipment, separation, gas, navigation and the point at which either diver turns the dive.
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Underwater photography
Making photographs below the water surface, adding equipment and attention demands to the activity.
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Zeagle
Zeagle’s website gives particular prominence to BCDs and fit options, including its Personal Fit System. Its featured range includes Ranger and Zena buoyancy compensators, alongside other diving equipment.
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A dive log that helps you learn: notes beyond depth and time
Turn dive-log entries into useful observations, questions and learning goals without treating the log as a qualification or a medical record.
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Abyss Scuba Diving
Ramsgate · NSW
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