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Scuba Diving Safety Equipment - Knives and Underwater Strobes
A further important piece of scuba diving safety kit is an underwater strobe which is able to run for many hours emitting a water-piercing flash. This is most important for those who are considering night time diving as it is able to alert those at the surface or onboard a boat as to one's position so that one may then be quickly collected.
Unlike on land where knives are often used as a weapon [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in scuba diving a small knife equipped with a line-cutter is recommended as a safety device for escaping trouble. For example if a scuba diver gets tangled up or caught in a fishing line then a knife is necessary to break free and may even save one's life, especially when going solo-diving. As identified by Bantin (2007) in The Scuba Diving Handbook [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], always keep the diving knife with the rest of the scuba diving equipment to avoid running into serious trouble.
Scuba diving lights are another essential piece of equipment, particularly for those intending to dive under poor visibility conditions which make it very dark below the surface. The main benefits of using a scuba diving light are simply that it helps one see as well as be seen by others. A diving light is especially important for diving at night and when wreck diving where it may help to have a light securely attached to one's bouyancy compensator. It is not only in darker conditions that a light may be beneficial as even in the daylight a diving light can help one see colours better such as when coral reef diving.
As highlighted above, in addition to the usual scuba diving essentials such as a wetsuit, hood, diving watch or diving computer it is also recommended that divers carry a small knife [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], line cutter, strobe and when necessary, a light. A line cutter in particular can be an absolute life-saver if one becomes entangled in fishing lines.
For less experienced divers it is better to avoid large hand-held lights where possible as these are often rather heavy and may also result in problems associated with buoyancy. Diving lights are worth getting hold of as they are inexpensive and can make a real difference to both daylight and night dives.
In addition to all the usual equipment such as a wetsuit, dry suit, gloves, diving watch and bouyancy compensator, it is also necessary to carry safety equipment such as a knife, strobe and light.
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There is a whole range of kit required for those wishing to take up scuba diving, although when first taking up the sport it is normally always possible to hire out all the equipment as part of scuba diving training course. This may save a lot of money in the long run as some people find the sport is not for them and then are left with a load of equipment no longer needed.