Description
Diver magazines.
Eaton Publications, Teddington.
12 issues of Diver magazine in official Diver magazine binder.
Binder: 220 mm x 317 mm (8.75 in x 12.5 in)
Weight: 4 kg
January 1992: 78 pages.
Diving the Zenobia; A guide to fixed VHF; Dogfish; Truk Lagoon; Captain Jackson and the loss of the Czar.
February 1992: 94 pages.
Diver’s guide to Shetland; First aid kits on test; RIB facts and figures; Port-Cros marine reserve near Marseille; The Alaunia; The wrecks of Jutland; A torpedo in Devon.
March 1992: 102 pages.
Antarctica’s sub-aqua scientists; Mixed gas diving; Nikonos RS camera; Linda Pitkin profile; The wrecks of the Bolt.
April 1996: 94 pages
52 regulators on test; Lost diver at St Abbs; Cobra HD570 boat; Sex changes in marine life; Meetings with barracuda; Quest for red coral;The sinking of the hospital ship Anglia.
May 1992: 100 pages
Expeditions to Scotland; Oscar Gugen; Dunraven; Springs of Florida; The Garonne crockery; Wide angle lenses; Diving at Seaford.
June 1992: 94 pages
Life under kelp; Depth recommendations; Dive watches; Survival at sea; Sharks close-up; The friendly isle of Anguilla; Littlehampton.
July 1992: 94 pages
Diving chamber tales; Nikonos RS on test; Nitrox workbook; Ten years of volcanic lake diving; Radical new RIBS; Cozumel diving.
August 1992: 94 pages
Make your own airlift; Two new narwhals; European cowrie; Diving the Bahamas; The acceptable face of conservation.
September 1992: 102 pages
In a cage with a shark hunter; Dive computers reviewed; Technical diving in depth; SS Escurial; Operation Battle Ensign; Champion divers; Club Nautique in Spain.
October 1992: 100 pages
Britain’s octopus invasion; Two dive-talk systems; Help save our seas; the Sound of Mull; Photographing wrecks; The secluded Sulu Sea; The Plymouth Lancaster.
November 1992: 118 pages
Expedition to Uist; Dive compressor survey; Raising the Mary Rose; Hermit crabs; The Grosser Kurfurst; Disabled diver training.
December 1992: 110 pages
Expedition to Galapagos; Regulators for winter diving; Echo sounders; 1992 diving incidents; Exploring northern Russia.