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Suspected UXB Found By Diver On Suffolk Coast UK
Underwater diving expert, Stuart Bacon, estimates that here are possibly thousands of unexploded mines surrounding the beautiful Sussex coastline. A suspected UXB was discovered at Southwold on Tuesday, but this is not the first. Most of the UXB's go back to WWII when they were used to fortify the coastline against German invasion...
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Scuba Bylaw Passed Despite Opposition Innisfil Ontario
A new bylaw which will prohibit scuba diving from the dock between May 15th and October 15th except by permit for special events or training activities. The new bylaw will come in to force next year. Raymond Krob, the president of the Ontario Underwater Council, attended the meeting to oppose the new regulation which will force divers to obtain permits to use the town docks...
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Get Extreme With Oregon Scientific's New HD ATC9K All-Terrain Video Camera
Camcorders and camera phones step aside, because there is a new way to capture video – in high-definition! – even when scuba diving or jumping out of a plane 12,500 feet above the earth's surface. Oregon Scientific, a leading designer and worldwide marketer of personal electronics, today announced the launch of its highly anticipated ATC9K All-Terrain Video Camera, the next generation of the award-winning ATC line of action cameras. This easy-to-use, waterproof and shock-resistant camera can be strapped to a helmet, handlebars, surfboard, or snowboard, so it can follow athletes places they wouldn't dare bring a normal camera – and shoots in high-definition. Beginning today, extreme sport enthusiasts can share videos of their own outdoor adventures on Facebook for a chance to win a Grand Prize Package valued at $750...
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Deltron's Blu Vu Develops Innovative Component Of Rebreather Equipment
Deltron, Inc. (OTCBB: DTRO) is pleased to report on the product development efforts of its Blu Vu Deep Oil and Gas Exploration division, a developer of highly innovative breathing technology for use in extreme environments. Blu Vu has designed and developed a critical component of closed-circuit rebreather equipment for commercial and recreational divers. Deltron expects to launch its proprietary bailout valve products in October 2010, and is in discussions with established original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of rebreather equipment as potential customers. Deltron's manufacturing subsidiary has the capacity to produce the components for the rebreather...
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Pedal Sub Team Hopes to Restore French Pride
No, it's not the crazy sport of underwater cycling but a prototype pedal submarine developed by a team of French entrepreneurs. The French team are hoping to participate in the 2011 International Submarine race, featuring human-powered "wet" submarines, subs that do not provide it's occupants a dry environment so the use of SCUBA equipment is a must...
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Name Your Own Dive Site Win A Trip To Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea just north of Australia is offering a free visit if you can be the lucky winner by choosing a winning name for one of two little known scuba diving sites off it's coastline...
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Jellyfish Infest Waters San Diego
Divers, and other recreational water users are being warned that there is an influx of jellyfish including black sea nettles arriving in force at Southern California waters and bays...
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Rush For Lobster Miniseason - Few Catch Limit
The forecast of sunny skies and calm waters may have spurred many to turn out for the opening of the lobster miniseason in Florida on Wednesday, but apparently the weather did not help in the success of divers catch intake...
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Diver Finds Wreck Of WWII Bomber
Gerald Landry, has spent the last twenty-seven years attempting to find out what happened to his cousin, First Lieutenant Russell Landry, after hearing about his disappearance while fighting over seas in his his B-24, the 'Tulsamerican'...
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Underwater Wildlife Explorer Wes Skiles Dies Off Florida East Coast
Underwater wildlife documentarian, Wes Skiles, tragically died whilst diving off the coast of east Florida last week. Wes Skiles, 52, was a photographer, diver, explorer and environmental advocate who helped put the town of High Springs, Florida, on the map. Wes, who often filmed where no one had before — whether in the underwater caves of North Florida or on assignment for National Geographic in the blue holes of the Bahamas — died Wednesday in a diving accident off Palm Beach...
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