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diving is an extremely dangerous occupation. The escape
route for the open water diver, to the surface, does not exist
underground, where the way out is frequently to return the way
one goes in.
Over
the years of exploring submerged passages the Cave Diving
Group has developed a training schedule and technical expertise
in this field which is second to none.
This
experience is set out in this book, and I have no doubt that
its use in training and equipping the cave divers of the future
will increase their ability to extend our knowledge of the
underground world in greater safety.
From
the forward by Dan Hasell, 1990
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Contents
- Introduction
- Equipment
- Movement
& Technique
- Safety
& Rescue
- The
Effects of Pressure
- Mixed
Gas Diving
- Advanced
Techniques
- Researching
& Recording
- Training
& Tests
- Reference
Notes
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Compiling
Editors
- F.G.Balcombe
- J.N.Cordingley
- R.J.Palmer
- R.A.Stevenson
Publishing
Editor
Published
and printed by
MENDIP PUBLISHING
Castle Cary Press
Castle Cary
Somerset
England
ISBN 0 905903
14 5
Please note that the manual is currently out of print and not available from the CDG. A new version is in preparation.
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