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Technical Diving - An Introduction (£29.99)
reviewed by Bhushan MudbharyThis the second book I have read in the “technical” aspects of recreational diving, and both were by Mark Powell. The first, Decompression Theory for Divers and now the second Technical Diving. As a TDI certified but still **newbie** technical diver, I was very curious how Mark would approach the subject, and if he approached it anything like Deco for Divers, then I expected that it would be a logically laid out, comprehensive and very informative. I was right. Mark takes the same thorough approach and provides the reader a firm foundation of knowledge regarding technical diving. As with his book on deco, this book too, is in my opinion far and away a better reference book than any training manuals out there. This book as with the Deco book, is a great book to have around in one’s dive library for any diver that is seriously into his or her hobby.
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reviewed by AquaPressFrom the Foreword by Michael Menduno - Taken as a whole, Powell’s “Technical Diving” provides recreational divers wanting to know more, with a working understanding of technical diving, and what is required in terms of equipment, attitude, knowledge and skills to make the transition. The author has distilled his considerable depth of knowledge and experience into a highly readable and easy to understand opus that represents the latest thinking in the evolving field of technical diving.
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