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Accessories with a purpose
Connect an accessory to a specific use and learning need.
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Find a lesson, look up a word, check the forecast or find the manual for your gear. Bring your next diving question here.
FIND YOUR NEXT ANSWEREight tools to organise a trip, compare courses, keep equipment records and prepare useful notes.
Open the tools →01 / BEFORE YOU TRAVELOfficial forecasts, tide information and a worksheet to take to your briefing.
Open the preparation resources →02 / KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENTFind the correct documents for your model and prepare a useful support enquiry.
Find your brand →Search Australian dive sites, dive centres, regions, published guides, courses and definitions in one place. Filter by type to narrow your results.
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Beginner lessons
Connect an accessory to a specific use and learning need.
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Glenelg North · SA
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Brisbane · QLD
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Gold Coast · QLD
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Cheltenham · VIC
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O'Connor · WA
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Plan continuing learning within your current experience.
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Understand why signals should be confirmed in advance.
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The most basic dive service, and one worth checking for hours, pressure and cylinder requirements.
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Aqua Lung, styled Aqualung on its current website, offers regulators, BCDs, computers and gauges, masks, fins, snorkels and accessories. Explore the category first, then compare the exact model and configuration.
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A safe decision starts with the diver you are today, not the number of dives in your logbook.
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Helping effectively begins with recognising your limits and protecting the rescuer.
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What to bring, what to rent and what to confirm for tropical, temperate, shore and liveaboard diving in Australia.
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Organise dates, operators, transport, site research and alternatives in one saved worksheet.
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Geraldton · WA
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East Geelong · VIC
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Surface activity around a boat needs the same attention as the underwater portion of the dive.
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Prepare useful alternatives, booking questions and a decision contact so a changed dive itinerary does not unravel the whole holiday.
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Bundaberg · QLD
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The upward force exerted by a fluid on an immersed object.
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Stable buoyancy helps protect the diver, the buddy and the environment.
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Describe positive, negative and neutral buoyancy.
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Every diver needs a clear, respected way to decline or end a dive.
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Breathing difficulty and excessive workload underwater deserve an early response.
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