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How to Judge Your Diving Ascent Rate Without a Dive Computer

Filed Under: Scuba Diving Tips For Beginners, Scuba Tech Philippines Articles by Andy Davis

August 7, 2019

 How to Judge Your Ascent Rate Without a Dive Computer by Andy Davis Novice divers often express frustration about how to best conduct safe and controlled ascents from their scuba dives. In particular, I see many new divers questioning the best technique for judging their ascent speed.  The common use of dive computers has automated […]

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