The underwater slates and notebooks shown here are a must have item for all scuba divers, allowing you communicate quickly and accurately or just make notes or maps. Easily cleaned off after the dive, a diver slate or note book should be with you on every dive.
Divers have tried a lot of ways to clean their slate and/or wetnotes: kitchen cleansers like Ajax and Jif, as well as toothpaste and sandpaper. But they all pretty much make a mess and are not very handy either. The solution is Trident Erase-A-Slate. It looks like a small sponge, but it's not abrasive and it's not soapy. To remove your carbon/graphite pencil notes in a moment just wet it and wipe. We aren't talking elbow grease... just wipe. We don't know how it works, but it works great and there is no soapy residue so you can just throw them in your dive bag or dry box.
Sydney, NSW, Australia, and NSW generally, has some interesting shore and boat dive sites, most of which are part of the Great Southern Reef which is a more colourful and abundant reef ecosystem than that of the world famous Great Barrier Reef. These resources, put together by the amazing Michael McFadyen, will help you to enjoy them.
The best reference book on diving in Sydney and New South Wales is:
Through extensive travelling and diving, authors Graham Willis and Johan Boshoff bring you valuable information on more than 250 dive and snorkelling spots in New South Wales. Guidelines and information on each dive destination include accommodation, facilities, travelling tips and dive conditions.
The best reference book on diving in Australia, inclusive of Sydney and NSW, is:
Dive Australia - A Scuba Divers Handbook (5th Ed)
RRP: $58.90, Our Price: $56, You Save $2.90 (5%).
Amongst many other things in this remarkable hardcover book of over a thousand pages you will find:
* 553 mono photographs
* 58 colour photographs over 16 pages
* 60 maps, and over half a million words
* state by state descriptions of over 2000 dive sites including shipwrecks, marine life and general terrain, including the type of diving available, be it from shore, boat or off (and under) a jetty, and any concerns that the diver need be aware of.
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