Scuba Diving Images

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Scuba Diving
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A diver wearing an Ocean Reef full face mask (Source)
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Class IV scientific divers assembling a structure during a training exercise (Source)
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Basic diving skills training in a swimming pool (Source)
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US Navy SEAL divers train in 2019 (Source)
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Divers touring a World War II shipwreck (Source)
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Scuba diving in a cave (Source)
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Diver taking photos of a shark (Source)
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Shooting underwater video on scuba (Source)
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Two divers giving the sign that they are "OK" (Source)
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Dive computer and compass in a console mounted on the submersible pressure gauge (Source)
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A scuba dive computer (Source)
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Diver wearing a dry suit in a lake in Finland where the water is cold (Source)
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Scientific divers wearing dry suits (Source)
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"Shorty" style wetsuit (Source)
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Recreational scuba diver (Source)
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Diver under the Salt Pier in Bonaire (Source)
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Nitrox cylinder marked up for use showing maximum safe operating depth (MOD) (Source)
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A cylinder decal to indicate that the contents are a Nitrox mixture (Source)
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An Inspiration electronic fully closed circuit rebreather (Source)
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Diving regualtor assembly, with DIN connector first stage, single second stage, inflator hose and submersible pressure gauge (Source)
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Recreational diver in short wetsuit and basic scuba equipment (Source)
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Rebreather diver returning from a 600ft (183m) dive (Source)
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Sidemount diver pushing a cylinder in front (Source)
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Aqualung scuba set: 1. Breathing hose2. Mouthpiece3. Cylinder valve and regulator4. Harness5. Backplate6. Cylinder (Source)
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Henry Fleuss (18511932) improved the rebreather technology. (Source)
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The Rouquayrol-Denayrouze apparatus was the first regulator to be mass-produced (from 1865 to 1965). In this picture the air reservoir presents its surface-supplied configuration. (Source)
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Diver looking at a shipwreck in the Caribbean Sea (Source)
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The undersea kelp forest of Ana Capa off of the coast of Oxnard, California (Source)

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