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Complete Diving Manual

Complete Diving Manual
By Jack Jackson

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"The Complete Diving Manual" covers every aspect of diving and is an indispensable handbook for anyone learning to dive. It covers all the theory, from the gas laws, how light and sound travels underwater to how diving affects the diver's body. Every aspect of the equipment is described, from how to use it to how to maintain it. However, the book offers more than just a handbook on the theory of diving. Jack Jackson, who has been diving for decades and seen the sport grow, writes with authority and from personal experience, with valuable hints and clear explanations. Divers are shown how to respect the environment and enjoy their sport with minimum impact on the underwater world in which they are privileged to immerse themselves. Other important aspects include identifying dangerous underwater organisms and how to deal with medical emergencies.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #136026 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-10-01
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 192 pages

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About the Author
Jack Jackson is an advanced BS-AC diver who ran a sport diving operation in the Sudanese Red Sea for 12 years. He has been diving exotic locations around the world ever since. An award winning author and photographer, Jack has written and contributed to numerous books including New Holland Publishers' Diving with Sharks, Top Dive Sites of the World, Dive Atlas of the World, two scuba diving manuals and three Globetrotter Dive Guides.


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Very good book, needs some newer photos4
A well-written book that covers the subject area quite well & in some depth. This is both a good reference book and an enjoyable read. Some of the photos show eqipment that is somewhat out-of-date, in style & colours if not otherwise. Many photos could also be replaced with ones more glossy and ultra-sharp, as is the style recently. The information is up-to-date, but the photos need updating.