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RMV vs SAC

RMV vs. SAC: What’s the Difference?

Few topics generate more confusion among divers and instructors than Respiratory Minute Volume (RMV) and Surface Air Consumption (SAC). This video tells you what you need to know in simple, easy-to-understand language.

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Baselines

Gas matching in action

There are many ways to deal with dissimilar cylinder volumes. There is one method, however, which even if you don’t use it, you should at least understand.

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Turrets

Turrets: Not Just for Tanks

When selecting regulators for cave diving, there are many important features to consider. There is one feature, however, which can prove critical in a gas-sharing situation. It’s vital you understand what this feature is and why it’s important.

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Mircro hauler

The Micro Gear Hauler Project

Conventional wisdom is that, to be a cave diver, you must have a full-size truck, van or SUV. That’s not necessarily true. In many instances, you can get your gear to and from the water quite economically.

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Katastrophe

A GoPro in your pocket?

A “GoPro in your pocket” is rapidly becoming standard operating procedure for many cave divers. If you are thinking about adding the new GoPro Hero 8 to your inventory, there is something you should know first.

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Solo Diving Survey Results

Solo Diving Survey Results

Among the most surprising results of our July survey on cave diver behavior was the fact more than half of respondents say they solo dive in caves, at least on occasion. We decided to take a closer look.

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Backmount

Backmount: Not Dead Yet

According to our recent survey, there may be more sidemounters than backmounters in caves. But if you backmount, don’t worry. The days of backmount are far from over.

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Cave diving courses and a whole lot more

We created CaveDiving.com to do more than just promote our cave diving courses. We wanted to share our more than three-quarters of a century of combined experience in the world of cave diving and and technical diving. No matter what your background, you will find a wealth of useful information here. Of course, we manage to get a few students because of this website…well, that’s okay, too. Check out our cave diving courses taught right here in Florida. But mostly we just want to share our knowledge with as many people as possible. Have a question the website doesn’t answer? Let us know. We’ll see if we can tackle it in our of our upcoming blog posts or on our Facebook page.

We created CaveDiving.com to share our more than three-quarters of a century of combined experience in the world of cave diving and technical diving. No matter what your experience level, you will find a wealth of useful information here.

Of course, if cave diving instructors Reggie and Chris manage to get a few students because of this website…well, that’s okay, too. But mostly we just want to share our knowledge with as many people as possible.

Have a question the website doesn’t answer? Let us know. We’ll see if we can tackle it in our of our upcoming blog posts or on our Facebook page.

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