After attending various underwater compass so that you can move from one place to another and locate areas when you're lost.
Learning To Use A Diving Compass
The average person is likely to know how to use a land compass. However, there are a few differences encountered when using an snorkeling compass:
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'''Lubber line''' - tells you your point of destination.
'''North arrow''' - must be pointed to the Northern direction at all times.
'''Rotating bezel '''- has primary and reciprocal marks that allow you to travel in a perpendicular position.
'''Calibration marks''' leg direction and comes in different labels depending on the brand of choice.
To use the Oceanic scuba compass correctly will depend on whether it is a direct or indirect compass. Let's take a look at the differences in the next section.
Direct vs. Indirect Compasses
There are two types of underwater compasses to choose from; an direct compass. Many divers opt for a direct compass, but here are the differences before making your choice:
* '''Direct Compass'''. A direct0. The course heading aligns with the lubber line.
* '''Indirect Compass'''. With an indirect360 in a '''''counterclockwise''''' direction. Instead of aligning with the lubber line, the course heading aligns with the north end of the needle.
Besides choosing between direct and indirect
* Diving Masks Without Purge Valves
* Diving Purge Snorkels
* Diving Suits
* Diving Snorkels
