Dive with more than just the bubbles from your regulator providing the soundtrack. iDive’s locking cam knob, robust seal, and durable polycarbonate construction will ensure your iPod stays dry while delivering high quality stereo audio during your dive. You’ll actually look forward to long decompression stops.

Waterproof down to 300ft/90m underwater
Integrated microprocessor allows for push button […]

Mobile Demand recently introduced the xTablet T8700.  A rugged tablet pc which works underwater. Engadget reviewed the product including a video using it underwater.  At this time I am unable to determine how deep the T8700 will dive, but hopefully someone from MobileDemand might give us an answer.  Right now it can be used by divers to help […]

Part as a promise to his friend and founder of the museum and part as an effort to ensure a lasting legacy, Dan Johnson, dive store owner and diving instructor, has opened a scuba diving museum. 
The 1,800-square-foot museum, called Lockwood Pioneer Diving Museum, is at 7307 North Alpine Road, Love Park, Ill. It is in […]

When was the last time you were in Malta?  Do you even know where Malta is? 
Malta is small group of 7 islands 58 miles off the southern coast of Sicily, in the Mediterranean Sea.  Many of us have been to a Stingray City type of park, but the Marine Adventure Park in Malta offers a […]

What do you know about NOAA?  First, do you know what NOAA stands for? Second, do you know what NOAA does and third do you know how you can be part of NOAA?
NOAA is the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, a division of the US Department of Commerce.  “NOAA is an agency that enriches life through science. Our reach goes […]

 
Do you remember the ABC song or maybe the Beach Boys Kokomo song?
Aruba, jamaica ooo I wanna take you
Bermuda, bahama come on pretty mama
Key largo, montego baby why dont we go
Jamaica……
Both The  ABC and Kokomo songs take us to the southern Caribbean islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao.  Often called the ABC islands, these 3 islands offer […]

 
As gas and airline continue to prices go up, and airlines are cutting back flights across the board, divers might want to look at more economical places to visit.  In May I wrote about wreck diving in Lake Erie and the Florida.  In addition there are articles about West Coast Diving and cave diving within the US at […]

Many of us have had an opportunity to dive with dolphins.  Some people do it at a place specific for swimming or snorkeling with dolphins, but there is no greater thrill than diving with dolphins in open water.  Check out this video to get an idea of what divers experience when diving with dolphins in […]

OK my turn.  There have been countless national news stories and interviews about the couple left in Australian open water for 16 hours.  There are 2 sides to the story, the couples’ and the dive operators’, and as we know the truth is probably somewhere in the middle.  This is not about who is right or wrong, but what […]

The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, announced it will increase its size of 8 million gallons of water to 9.5 million, by adding a dolphin habitat which will include a dolphin show and encounter.  Already, billed as the “world’s largest aquarium, the expansion will increase the size and number or animals available for viewing.
Previously scubaology.com wrote about the Whale […]