Thread: Equalization - upright versus inverted
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Old December 20th, 2006
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Re: Equalization - upright versus inverted
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Good point, Gomari - I'll have a read of them too.

DeepThought - I think I will have to be patient! I have only been diving 3 times, the latter two to 16 and 15 metres. Now that it is winter here I don't fancy going in very cold water so will have to wait for the Spring. But I think that I need lots of getting in the water and practice. When I did my AIDA** to 16 metres I did many dives over 2 days and found on my final dive that my ears felt fine at 16 metres and could have gone several metres deeper. But as I am a beginner I forget between sessions what I did.
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