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	PADI Dry Suit Diver
		But, you want to be trained in proper techniques and this is where PADI Dry Suit Diver Specialty course comes in.
		During your PADI Dry Suit Diver Specialty course, you'll not only cover the background knowledge related to dry suit diving, you'll get into confined water to put that theory into practice.
		Your Adventures In Diving Dry Suit Adventure Dive may be count toward the Specialty course at instructor discretion.
	www.padi.com /english/common/courses/rec/continue/drysuitdiver.asp (221 words)

	common drysuit myths
		Dry suits, on the other hand, allow the user to vary the amount of insulation required and give greater leeway for changes in body mass.
		The downside of wearing a wet suit is that because the gas filled cells compress with depth a diver will, regardless of material thickness, begin to lose core body heat four times more rapidly than if they were wearing a dry suit together with the appropriate amount of underclothing.
		Dry suits are again back in vogue as divers begin to appreciate both the economic as well as the practical advantages that this type of diving dress offers.
	e-nekton.com /archive/edition4/drysuits.html (3510 words)

	Dry Suits for Scuba - The Scuba Guide
		Dry suits are easier to put on when compared to thick wet suits, but they do require training and practice to learn how to put them on properly and how to use them properly.
		It is very difficult to control both the dry suit and buoyancy compensator at the same time and could distract you from scuba diving safely.
		Dry suit zippers should be lubricated occasionally to prevent degradation of the metal or plastic.
	www.thescubaguide.com /gear/suits/dry-suits.aspx (765 words)

	scuba diving dry suit courses pattaya thailand
		Dry suit scuba diving courses are now offered through Mermaids Career Development Center, Pattaya Thailand.
		To be educated in dry suit diving well open new doors - unfortunately many divers that do not own a dry suit or had the diver training avoid diving until the summer months.
		The scuba diving dry suit course is designed to allow the diver all knowledge and skills to safely don, dive with, doff and store a dry-suit.
	www.learn-in-asia.com /dry_suit_diving_course_pattaya_thailand.htm (881 words)

	Dry Suit FAQ, A Buyer's Guide to Drysuits for Non-SCUBA Use
		Dry suits are loose fitting except for gaskets at the neck and wrists that seal water out so you and your clothes stay dry.
		Even though dry suits seal out water, it is possible to get wet from your perspiration or a leak; so as with other outdoor sports, the best types of clothing to wear under a dry suit are clothes made from materials that insulate even when wet.
		There are short sleeved dry tops which you could use as the top half of a two-piece dry suit in warm weather; until someone offers a short sleeved one-piece dry suit this may be a reason to go with a two-piece suit.
	www.kayakacademy.com /drysuitfaq.html (3916 words)

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		With a dry suit, it doesn't really matter how cold the water is or how deep you dive because you can regulate your at-depth comfort either by varying your thermal protection--the colder the water, the thicker the undergarments, or by adding air to the suit.
		ScubaLab's dry suit test regimen was designed to focus on suit functions that are important to the broad range of recreational divers.
		Dry suits are available with a variety of zipper positions and self-entry designs.
	scubadiving.com /dry_suits_under_1000_dollars (2456 words)

	SSI Dry Suit Diver Specialty Course (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A dry suit may be the answer for you.
		Dry suits are unique exposure suits that keep you warm, comfortable and DRY even under water.
		With a dry suit, you can dive in places and see marine life that you can’t with a regular wet suit.
	www.brunosdiveshop.com /brunosdiveshop/drysuit.htm (150 words)

	Amazon.com: Dry Suit Diving, Third Edition: Books: Steven M. Barsky,Dick Long,Bob Stinton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dry Suit Diving, 3rd Edition is considered the ultimate text on the selection, use, and maintenance of dry suits.
		I was hoping to draw on the experiences of the authors to aid in my growth as a dry suit diver, but that is simply not what this text is suitable for.
		But I still dive like I did before, as the useful tips of actual dry suit diving are scarce and should not be the reason for buing this book.
	www.amazon.com /Suit-Diving-Third-Steven-Barsky/dp/096743050X (1506 words)

	Scapa Scuba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dry suits keep you warm - Some of the best dive sites are in cold water such as the world famous wrecks of Scapa Flow.
		Dry suits will increase your dive time - Dry suits are used by all divers in Orkney as they are extremely good insulators.
		The suit itself gives insulation as well as trapping air between your body and the suit which gives a further layer of insulation reducing the effects of the cold by keeping the body dry.
	www.scapascuba.co.uk /dry.htm (1135 words)

	Dry Suit Diver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This course is designed to be an introduction to dry suit diving and to help the student diver develop the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for dry suit diving.
		If a Dry Suit Dive is conducted during the PADI Adventures in Diving program, it may be counted toward the certification requirements for this specialty at the discretion of the instructor conducting the specialty course.
		Completion of a confined water dry suit training session is required of student divers never having used a dry suit prior to enrolling in a PADI DrySuit Specialty course.
	www.oceansports.ca /pages/adventurediverpages/drysuit_diver.html (403 words)

	SeaHorse Tales, WaterLogged: Drying Out, A Warm Water Wimp's Solution to Cold Water Diving
		I envied the divers relaxing in their dry suits, nonchalantly sipping drinks and chatting during surface intervals while I was forced to pull off the wetsuit over goose bumps as large as the Channel Islands themselves, and don warm clothing to regain my body heat.
		The trapped air inside the suit is used to control buoyancy underwater with air added via a low-pressure hose on the chest and released by an exhaust valve on the upper left arm.
		The four-hour dry suit course (not counting open water session) covered the information necessary to select a dry suit and the underwear that traps air and insulates one from the cold water, suit maintenance, and advantages and disadvantages of diving dry.
	www.seahorsetales.com /logs/Education/DrySuit.html (955 words)

	Dry Suit Diver Training at Dive Sports
		Dry suit diving involves skills not typically understood by the average wet suit diver.
		While possessing a Dry Suit Diver specialty certification card is not essential for a dry suit diver, most scuba operations will not rent a dry suit or sell a dry suit to an individual that does not possess this credential.
		The Dive Sports/PADI Dry Suit Specialty Course is designed to allow you to develop a practical knowledge of a dry suit and dry suit diving.
	www.divesports.com /drysuitdiver.htm (394 words)

	Dry Suits -- Divers favorites, including DUI Drysuits, Dive Rite, Apollo, Henderson, SeaSoft Dry Suits
		The purpose of the dry suit is to provide a waterproof outer layer of protection so the scuba diver can wear warm clothing underneath.
		Dry suits have a low-pressure inflator mechanism that connects to a low pressure port in the regulator’s first stage used to inflate the interior of the dry suit preventing suit squeeze and enhancing buoyancy.
		Dry suits have exhaust valves often located on the sleeves allowing air to escape upon ascent.
	www.hollywoodivers.com /dry_suits.html (254 words)

	Dry suit speciality course
		To enter the Dry Suit Diver program, you’ll need at least your PADI Open Water Diver (Junior Open Water Diver or equivalent) certification and be 12 or older.
		During the Dry Suit Diver program, you’ll go on one confined water dive and two open water dives, in addition to covering the knowledge and techniques of dry suit diving with emphasis placed on the use of dry suits -- operation principles, care and diving techniques.
		If a Dry Suit elective dive is conducted during the Adventures In Diving, it may count toward the certification requirements for this specialty at the discretion of the instructor.
	www.simplydiving.com /DrySuitSpec.htm (156 words)

	Downey Diving - Dry Suit Specialty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Of the exposure suit types available, the modern dry suit has opened the door to comfortable diving in the coolest water - in some instances, you may be warmer underwater in your dry suit than at the surface preparing to dive!
		While dry suits were once used almost exclusively for situations such as ice diving or deep wreck diving, sport divers are now using dry suits on a regular basis.
		Completion of a confined-water dry suit training session is required of students never having used a dry suit prior to enrolling in the course.
	www.downdive.com /classes/drysuit.html (399 words)

	Dry Suits
		The XS Scuba Turtle Fins are very Popular among dry suit divers because of the large foot pocket.
		Like the Trilaminates, this is the membrane suit requiring underwear for thermal insulation.
		The easy back entry dry zipper is RF welded into the suit to ensure years of dependability.
	www.scubatoys.com /store/Scuba_DrySuits.asp (881 words)

	Kokatat dry suit, gore-tex drysuit by Kokatat, dry suits in big and tall and women's sizes. Drysuits for catamaran ...
		Unlike wet suits, drysuits are loose fitting, comfortable to move around in and easy to get in and out of (especially when equipped with optional dry socks instead of tight ankle gaskets).
		Men's dry suits can be equipped with waterproof pee zippers and women's suits can have either a waterproof drop seat zippers or front relief zipper (used with funnel) so you don't have to take all your gear off when natures calls -- another advantage over wet suits.
		After years of ordering custom sized suits (made to order to fit someone for whom the standard size suits didn't work) we now stock dry suits in what we've found to be the most commonly needed big and tall sizes (i.e.
	www.kayakacademy.com /drysuit.html (1570 words)

	Diving Suit History and Information
		The first dry suits were developed in England in the early 1800’s to work with the newly developed miner’s copper fire fighting helmet invented by Dean, to allow it to be used underwater.
		These first dry suits were at first made of tarred cotton fabric, but shortly a method of coating natural rubber between two layers of cotton twill was devised.
		The latest type shell dry suit is a “re-invention of the wheel” type material known as tri-laminate.
	www.kmedrysuits.com /Drysuit_info.htm (624 words)

	Dry Suit Maintenance
		Since the dry suit keeps the diver warm and comfortable (while lesser "wet" mortals become diver Popsicles), it makes sense that every effort should be made to maintain a dry suit in superb condition.
		If the inside of the dry suit was wet after the dive, then also rinse the inside of the suit with fresh water.
		Finally, if the inlet hose to the dry suit was attached underwater, small amounts of water can be trapped in the valve and will spray the chest area when the valve is operated.
	www.mindspring.com /~divegeek/dry.htm (1130 words)

	Dry Suits
		Dry suits are used in water temperatures usually lower than 75 degrees.
		Standard with your dry suit includes carrying bag, lubricant for zipper and seals, and neck ring to hold the neck seal away from your neck out of the water.
		A dry suit class is included with the purchase of your dry suit.
	www.scubasciences.com /dry_suits.htm (879 words)

	Scuba Center - PADI Drysuit Diver Specialty in Minnesota
		If you want maximum warmth on a cold water dive, dry suits are the answer.
		A dry suit can allow you to explore areas of Minnesota and other parts of the world you may not have considered because of the water temperature.
		We are dealers for a wide range of dry suits, dry gloves, and undergarments.
	www.scubacenter.com /drysuit_diver.htm (332 words)

	Canada's Ocean Rodeo Sports launches surfing dry suit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Built with time tested polyurethane coated nylon, latex neck, wrist and ankle seals Dry Core is sealed closed with a dive grade dry suit zipper guaranteed to keep the water out.
		Dry Core Suits, worn with the appropriate thermal undergarment, are half the weight of wetsuits designed for similar water conditions.
		Dry Core Technology eliminates the cold freeze, chill, restriction and excess buoyancy found with traditional cold water neoprene wetsuits.
	www.surfersvillage.com /surfing/25775/news.htm (402 words)

	Whidbey Island Dive Center - Oak Harbor, WA
		The semi-dry suit is essentially a wetsuit with "skin on skin" or "fold-over" cuffs that restrict the water flow on the wrists, ankles, and sometimes the neck.
		The majority of Northwest "dry" divers still use wetsuit gloves and a neoprene hood, so there head and hands still get wet, but the majority of their body is warm and dry.
		Heating pads are placed in the undergarment of the suit and an electrical connector runs to a battery pack in a waterproof housing.
	www.whidbeydive.com /basics_drysuit.html (1202 words)

	Course Detail for Dry Suit Diver
		Unlike a wetsuit, a dry suit seals you off from the outside water.
		In the PADI Dry Suit Diver Specialty course, you’ll learn how to use a dry suit.
		For more information on becoming a PADI Dry Suit Diver, please contact your local PADI Dive Center or Resort or explore more course options below.
	www.padi.com /padi/en/kd/drysuitdiver.aspx (123 words)

	Scuba Diving: Dry Suits
		I can put the suit on and it appears that all of the seals should line up ok, but the suit is a little baggy.
		Do you think this suit would work for me? I am certified to dive in dry suits but have only done it through the PADI course and I have never owned one.
		If the suit is too big, the fabric may tend to overlap under pressure and to keep it from doing that, you may have to add an excess amount of air.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Scuba-Diving-1649/Dry-Suits.htm (511 words)

	Dry Suit AC Valve Recalled by DUI
		The DUI AC valve deflates or inflates the diving dry suit to allow the diver to equalize air pressure while ascending or descending in the water by pressing on the valve.
		The valve may free-flow causing air to fill the dry suit resulting in the diver rising rapidly to the surface or failing to provide sufficient air to maintain buoyancy.
		All dry suits returned to DUI will be tested and DUI will fix any leaks in the suit (except for seals) at no additional charge.
	www.keepkidshealthy.com /recalls/appliances/88042.html (441 words)

	The Minnesota Dive Store - Classes - Dry Suit Workshop
		The Smith Diving Dry suit workshop is intended to give divers a basic understanding of dry suits, their use and maintenance.
		This workshop (or it's equivalent) is required for dry suit rental.
		Classroom topics include dry suit styles and materials available, suit selection, undergarments, weighting systems, entering and exiting the suit, troubleshooting dry suit problems, and dry suit maintenance.
	www.smithdiving.com /education/class_dry.php (213 words)

	How to Use a Dry Suit for Scuba Diving - eHow.com
		Dry suits are comfy, warm alternatives to wet suits.
		The dry suit inflation button is located in the center of the valve.
		When pulling on a snug dry suit, grab the neoprene on both sides of the seams to avoid stress tears (and resulting chilly leaks).
	www.ehow.com /how_9906_dry-suit-scuba.html (518 words)

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