Boat diving with a DPV can be an extremely fun experience. Diving with your DPV in the open water allows you to see and explore more. However, brining a large, heavy DPV on a boat can be tricky. Getting the DPV in and out of the water can also be tricky, so following some basic [...]
by David Miner
Before diving your DPV always make sure it is properly charged and closed up. You don’t want your DPV flooding during the dive or dying out because the batteries weren’t charged properly. You also don’t want the integrity of your DPV to fail causing it flood during a dive. A flooded DPV is [...]
by David Miner
Riding a DPV underwater is a lot fun and is exciting, but it requires practice, proper technique, and proper buoyancy control as well as several other things. Using a DPV extends your range on a dive and can be a great tool for exploration dives.
Properly positioning yourself on the DPV is essential. If [...]
