Deep Water Entry – Put on Scuba Kit at the Surface, Controlled Seated Entry

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Remove and Replace Weights at the Surface

One type of entry you may practice is the controlled seated entry followed by putting your scuba kit on at the surface in water too deep in which to stand. This is a useful technique when diving from small boats in which there is not enough room to kit up. It is also useful for entering the water from heights too great for a giant stride – you lower your kit on a line and descend to the water on a ladder. You may also use this technique if you’re not physically able to wear scuba gear out of water.

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Module Five

Lesson one: Introduction - Using Dive Computers and Tables II

Lesson one: Introduction - Using Dive Computers and Tables II

Lesson two: Planning a Minimum Surface Interval

Lesson two: Planning a Minimum Surface Interval

Lesson three: Flying After Diving and Altitude Diving

Lesson three: Flying After Diving and Altitude Diving

Lesson four: Cold and/or Strenuous Dives

Lesson four: Cold and/or Strenuous Dives

Lesson five: Missing a Decompression Stops

Lesson five: Missing a Decompression Stops

Lesson six: First Aid and Treatment for Decompression Illness

Lesson six: First Aid and Treatment for Decompression Illness

Lesson one: Introduction - Being a Diver V

Lesson one: Introduction - Being a Diver V

Lesson two: Gas Narcosis

Lesson two: Gas Narcosis

Lesson three: Finding Your Way

Lesson three: Finding Your Way

Lesson four: Continuing Your Adventure

Lesson four: Continuing Your Adventure

Lesson one: Introduction - Your Skills as a Diver V

Lesson one: Introduction - Your Skills as a Diver V

Lesson two: Deep Water Entry – Put on Scuba Kit at the Surface, Controlled Seated Entry

Lesson two: Deep Water Entry – Put on Scuba Kit at the Surface, Controlled Seated Entry

Lesson three: Helping a Tired Buddy

Lesson three: Helping a Tired Buddy

Lesson four: Neutral Buoyancy – Visual Reference Descents, Swimming and Ascents Near Sensitive Environments

Lesson four: Neutral Buoyancy – Visual Reference Descents, Swimming and Ascents Near Sensitive Environments

Lesson five: No Mask Swim

Lesson five: No Mask Swim

Lesson six: Free flow Regulator Breathing

Lesson six: Free flow Regulator Breathing

Lesson seven: BCD Oral Inflation Underwater

Lesson seven: BCD Oral Inflation Underwater

Lesson eight: Skin Diving Skills

Lesson eight: Skin Diving Skills

Lesson nine: Exit – Remove Scuba Kit in the Water

Lesson nine: Exit – Remove Scuba Kit in the Water

Knowledge Review Five

Knowledge Review Five

Course Complete

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