Dry Suit Diving: A Guide to Diving DryThe most complete text on dry suit diving. |
Contents
Foreword by Sir John Rawlins | ix |
A Brief History of Diver Thermal Protection | 15 |
Diving During the 1970s | 22 |
Cold Water Effects | 28 |
Crushed Neoprene Dry Suits | 35 |
Quick Replacement Seals | 41 |
SelfDon vs Shoulder Entry | 45 |
Dry Suit Valve Performance | 51 |
General Instructions For All Waterproof Zippers | 82 |
Dry Suit Diving Skills and Techniques | 89 |
Hovering in a Dry Suit | 96 |
How to Deal with a Lost Weight Belt | 103 |
Removing Latex Wrist Seals | 109 |
Maintenance Repairs for Your Dry Suit System | 115 |
Zipper Lubrication | 118 |
Sponsors | 133 |
Other editions - View all
Dry Suit Diving: A Guide to Diving Dry Steven M. Barsky,Dick Long,Bob Stinton,John Rawlins Snippet view - 1999 |
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