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Sport Diver Magazine
Flying through the blue at speeds far faster than you can kick with virtually no effort, a scooter dive might be the most fun you can have underwater. Here are two cool machines that can help you achieve scuba speed thrills — see the July 2012 issue of Sport Diver for four more.Pegasus Thruster-Mounted to the diver’s tank, so hands remain free-Can be rigged in pairs for greater speed and power-Compact design creates minimal drag and only five pounds negative buoyancy-Made from anodized aluminum and depth rated to 400 feet and tested to 250 feet
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Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
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Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
2012 Gear Buyers Guide
Related tags: diving accessories, News
Sport Diver Magazine
Having the right dive equipment can make a big difference to your scuba diving experience. Here are some of our best tips, tricks and strategies about getting the most out of your dive accessories — from diving knives to lights.
Sport Diver Magazine
Underwater Photo simulator allows you to practice adjusting f-stop, shutter speed and flash power settings to train your brain to choose the right settings on your dive camera when that precious photo opportunity arises. 
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