By S. Barsky, D. Long, B. Stinton

Covers all aspects of using dry suits, including a brief history of diver thermal protection, why it is important, types of dry suits, how they work, how to use them and how to take care of them.

Pb. 152pp 140mmx210mm

By H. Lettnin

The International Textbook of Mixed Gas Diving gives a comprehensive overview of up-to-date diving technology, including mixed gas diving procedures. Mixed gas equipment and procedures are explained in a clear and concise style.

Pb 264pp

By J. Bozanic
A comprehensive book on rebreathers for the recreational, technical, and commercial divers, and underwater photographer. Chapters cover all types of rebreathers currently available, the history, physics, physiology, and theory of rebreather diving, pre-dive, the dive, and post-dive procedures, maintenance and travel considerations. Designed for use as a generic textbook for all agencies and all rebreathers.

Hb 548pp

By J. Lamb
“Mixed Gas Diving” usually refers to gases mixed, other than air, for recreational diving. Diving on mixed gases is considered specialized diving and requires formal training. This book will increase the reader’s depth of background knowledge and help to explain the theories behind certain practices and techniques. As the need for oxygen monitoring becomes more apparent in nitrox diving, “EAN” diving, extensive information on oxygen monitoring becomes a necessity. This book examines oxygen measurement and concentrates on information and techniques most relevant to divers.

Pb 120pp

By R. Rossier

This authoritative guide provides in-depth discussions of physics, physiology, oxygen toxicity, and oxygen limits. Reviews latest safeguards and procedures, equipment considerations, and guides the reader through easy-to-follow Nitrox dive planning examples. Includes Nitrox planning tables plus the latest NOAA oxygen limits.

By M. Farley

This book enables the mixed gas diver to understand safety and mechanical issues. A “how to” for gas blenders.

Pb 161pp