Gear, Books, T-Shirts, and more!
© James J. Thede | Updated: 3 Aug 03
| Hooahshirts.com Gear, Books, T-Shirts, and more! © James J. Thede | Updated: 3 Aug 03 |
|
|
 |
| ||||||
|
|
Gear Search: |
||||||
| |||||||
Primary Wreck Diving Guide by Gary Gentile
Advanced Wreck Diving Guide by Gary Gentile
Ultimate Wreck Diving Guide by Gary Gentile
Basic Cave Diving - A Blueprint for Survival, by Sheck Exley
Best Dives of the Caribbean by Joyce Huber, Jon Huber / Paperback / Published 1997
Best Dives' Snorkeling Adventures - A Guide to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean, Hawaii & Florida Keys - by Joyce Huber, Jon Huber / Paperback / Published 1998
Beyond Sportdiving! Exploring the Deepwater Shipwrecks of the Atlantic - Dive into History, by Henry C. Keatts, George Farr
Caverns Measureless to Man by Sheck Exley (hardback)
Caverns Measureless to Man by Sheck Exley (paperback)
Complete Wreck Diving by Henry Keatts
Darkness Beckons - The History and Development of Cave Diving, by Martyn Farr
Deep Into Blue Holes by Rob Palmer
Great Reefs of the World
by Carl Roessler.
If Carl Roessler can't tell which are the "Great Reefs of the World", who can?
Sea Caves of Anacapa Island by David Edward Bunnell
Sea Caves of Santa Cruz Island by David Edward Bunnell
Shipwrecks - Diving the Graveyard of the Atlantic, by Roderick M Farb
The Art of Safe Cave Diving by Dayton Saltsman (Editor)
The Blue Holes of the Bahamas by Rob Palmer
The Caribbean (Abbeville's Dive Guides to the World's Best Sites), by Kurt Amsler / Paperback / Published 1998
The Cave Divers by Bob Burgess
The Fireside Diver - An Anthology of Underwater Adventure, by Bonnie J. Cardone (Editor) Contributors: Dick Anderson, Bonnie Cardone, Ellis Cross, Richard Ellis, Rod Farb, Stephen Frink, Howard Hall, Eric Hanauer, Hillary Hauser, Jack McKenney, Chris Newbert, Carl Roessler, Marty Snyderman, Bob Talbot and Stan Waterman. If this bunch can't tell you a ripping yarn, who can?
The History of Underwater Exploration by Robert F. Marx
The Underwater Dig - An Introduction to Marine Archaeology, by Robert F. Marx
Basic Decompression Theory and Application/D350 by Bruce Wienke
Bove and Davis' Diving Medicine by A.A. Bove, M.D. & J.C. Davis, M.D.
Dangerous Marine Creatures
by Carl Edmonds
Publisher's Synopsis: A unique guide to aid swimmers, surfers, sailors, fisherman, skindivers, and all others connected with the sea in avoiding injury from marine creatures. Covers the general description of most dangerous marine creatures, and gives the symptoms, first aid treatments, medical treatments and techniques to prevent injury, poisoning, venomous stings and infections. Also gives case reports on medical cases involving these creatures.
Decompression Workbook - A Simplified Guide to Understanding Decompression Problems, by George S. Lewbel
Decompression-decompression sickness by A. A. Bühlmann
Dive/First Responder by Richard A. III Clinchy
Diving Above Sea Level Decompression Theory, by Bruce Wienke
Diving and Subaquatic Medicine
by Carl Edmonds, Christopher Lowry, John Pennefather
How to identify, treat and prevent most diving disorders likely to be encountered by recreational divers.
Diving Medicine by Bove, Alfred.F., Davis, J., (1997), ISBN: 0721660568, "Excellent diving advice for the diver and non-diving MD. Fred Bove, MD has extended the great tradition of his book published in 1990 in conjunction with Jeff Davis, MD who is no longer with us. In a pragmatic way the book rightly focuses in on the pathophysiology of areas important to the diver and those treating diving related illnesses. It answers most questions asked by divers and provides a wonderful resource for Diving physicians in caring for their patients. It stays on my desk by my computer and not a day goes by that it is not used in answering questions posed to me as an Online Diving Medicine doctor. I highly recommend it for your reference library."-Ernest S. Campbell, MD (divedoctor@earthlink.net)
Diving Medicine for Scuba Divers by Carl Edmonds
Diving Physiology in Plain English by Dr Jolie Bookspan (1995), Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society Inc., ISBN 0-930406-13-3, "Required text for all our technical diving courses."-Captain Billy Deans. Reviewed by Edmond Kay, MD
Hyperbaric Medicine and Physiology by Yu-Chong Lin & Alan Niu
Medical Examinations of Sport Scuba Divers What your doctor should check you for every year.
Oxygen and the Diver by Kenneth Donald, (ISBN 1 85421 176 5) provides a good historical perspective and one of the best series of oxygen toxicity tests ever made, if not the best. It is published by: The SPA Ltd. Units 7/10, Hanley Workshops Hanley Road, Hanley Swan Worcs. England
Physiology and Medicine of Diving
by P. Bennett, M.D. & D.H. Elliott, M.D.
"One of my favorite books"-Karl Kramer
Scuba Diving Explained - Questions and Answers on Physiology and Medical Aspects of Scuba Diving - by Davis Good basic information for any recreational scuba diver.
Tauchmedizin : Barotrauma Gasembolie Dekompression Dekompressionskrankheit by A. A. Bühlmann
The Bends
- Compressed Air in the History of Science, Diving, and Engineering - by John L. Phillips, 272 pp, with illus, ISBN 0-300-07125-6, New Haven, Conn, Yale University Press, 1998.
This book is a wide-ranging history of the wonders compressed air brought about and the suffering its unknown hazards inflicted. John L. Phillips explores the intertwining roles of science, technology, engineering, medicine, and politics in the invention of compressed air, the recognition and identification of decompression sickness, and the hundred-year-long process of learning to understand and treat the bends.
Basic Diving Physics and Applications by B. R. Wienke
Diver's Handbook of Underwater Calculations by Wayne C. Tucker
The NOAA Diving Manual Diving for Science & Technology Publication date: January 1993
US Navy Diving Manual - Volume 1 - Air Diving - Publication date: September 1, 1996
US Navy Diving Manual - Volume 2 - Mixed Gas Diving - Publication date: March 1, 1997
US Navy Diving Technical Manual Publication date: June 1990
Simple Guide to Rebreather Diving
by Steve Barsky, Mike Ward, Mark Thurlow. This book describes the operation of various RB's in principle and in practice but does not really touch design (it is no guide to homebrew).
Publisher's synopsis: Rebreathers are the newest wave in diving equipment and are becoming more popular all the time. Rebreathers let you dive deeper and stay underwater longer. It is an exciting new technology and is described in this title in easy-to understand language. This book covers both semi-closed circuit and fully closed circuit systems, history of rebreathers, applications, hazards of rebreather diving, common elements, accessories and tips for purchasing. Over 150 color photos, drawings and tables make this book easy to follow.
Advanced Environmental Thermal Control and Life Support Systems Society of Automotive Engineers; (July 1990)
Deep Diving An Advanced Guide to Physiology, Procedures and Systems - by Bret Gilliam, Robert von Maier
Deeper into Diving by John Lippmann
Life Support and Habitability - (Space Biology and Medicine), F.M. Sulzman, A.M. Genin (Editor), December 1994, American Inst. of Aeronautics
Life Support Systems Design Nuckols, et al.; (July 1990) Simon & Schuster Custom Publishing. ISBN 0-536-59616-6. This book gives very detailed information about diving related physics and some practical implications, which , for example, can help to understand how Rebreathers are engineered, however the book is not very elaborate on RB design, which is a pretty small science and not much has been published.
Mixed Gas Diving by Tom Mount & Brett Gilliam
Recompression Chamber Life Support Manual by Dick Rutkowski (June 1991)
Regenerative Life Support Systems & Processes Society of Automotive Engineers; (July 1991)
Space Station Environmental Thermal Control and Life Support System Society of Automotive Engineers; (July 1990)
Spaceflight Life Support and Biospherics - (Space Technology Library, V. 5), by Peter Eckart, (March 10, 1997), Paperback
Spaceflight Life Support and Biospherics - (Space Technology Library, V. 5), by Peter Eckart, (March 10, 1997), Hardback
The Essentials of Deeper Sport Diving An Overview of the Theory and Requirements of Deeper Diving - by John Lippmann "This volume provides an excellent review of the wide variety of problem areas currently of concern for deeper diving...his coverage is thorough and comprehensive, and provides necessary detailed information...especially in the realm of deeper diving. Therefore, I highly recommend this excellent book to all divers."--Peter B. Bennett, Ph.D., Exec. Dir, Divers Alert Network
Coral Reefs : Nature's Richest Realm by Roger C. Steene
Coral Reefs : Nature's Richest Realm by Roger C. Steene
The Edge of the Sea by Rachel L. Carson
The Marine Biology Coloring Book by Thomas M. Niesen
The New York Environment Book by Eric A. Goldstein and Mark A. Izeman
The Sea Around Us by Rachel L. Carson
|
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
|
|
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||