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Scuba Diving Hand Signals: Pocket Companion for Recreational Scuba Divers - Black & White Edition

Scuba Diving Hand Signals: Pocket Companion for Recreational Scuba Divers - Black & White Edition

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Scuba Diving Hand Signals: Pocket Companion for Recreational Scuba Divers - Black & White Edition

Proficiency in underwater communication is not only a vital part of scuba diving training, it also makes diving a much more enjoyable and safer experience. Scuba Diving Hand Signals intends to support beginning recreational scuba divers in learning underwater communication via hand signals. More than 240 commonly used gestures are illustrated and grouped into eight categories:
  • Common signals
  • Problem and emergency signals
  • Training signals
  • Air Pressure and number signals
  • Underwater wildlife signals
  • Environment signals
  • Emotion signals
  • Miscellaneous signals
Underwater wildlife signals are accompanied by QR codes that provide access to supplemental online resources.

Technical Specifications

Country
USA
Brand
CREATESPACE
Manufacturer
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Binding
Paperback
ItemPartNumber
black & white illustrations
UnitCount
1
EANs
9781511614719

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