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How to Conduct Compass Navigation Skill Underwater: PADI Advanced Open Water Course | Scuba Diving

🧭 Unlock the Secrets of Underwater Navigation: Mastering the Compass Navigation Technique 🌊 This video shows you how to Conduct Reciprocal Compass Navigation Skill Underwater. Welcome back, adventurers! Today, we're diving into the realm of underwater navigation with our comprehensive guide on using a compass underwater, as part of the PADI Advanced Open Water Course. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of reciprocal compass navigation, empowering you to navigate with precision and confidence beneath the waves. 👉 Don't forget to engage with us by liking, sharing, and commenting below! And if you're hungry for more diving knowledge, hit that subscribe button and join our growing community of diving enthusiasts. Let's dive in together and explore the vast wonders that lie beneath the surface! 🌊🤿 https://www.youtube.com/@IDCKohTao?su... Key Points Covered: 00:00 How to Conduct Reciprocal Compass Navigation 00:18 Signal for the Skill Initiation 00:30 Assigning Roles to Dive Buddies 01:14 Setting the Bezel for Precise Navigation 01:34 Initiating the Swim with Reciprocal Direction 03:07 Meeting Performance Requirements with Confidence Compass Navigation — Swim a straight-line reciprocal course using a compass. Each diver navigates out and back. Advanced Open Water Diver course - Underwater Navigation Dive Navigate without surfacing to a predetermined location and return to within 6 metres / 20 feet of the starting point using a compass and estimated distance measurement (kick cycles or time). This skill allows the diver to accurately navigate underwater out and back which is especially useful when navigating between two fixed points. Whilst briefing the skill Instruct student divers to: Achieve neutral buoyancy prior to starting the skill Keep the compass flat Keep arm at a 90-degree right angle with lubber line directly in center of body Set Bezel using heading Swim slowly keeping north direction between the two index markers. After 15 kick cycles the student counting kicks will notify the navigator Still facing the direction, you have travelled, the navigator turns the bezel 180 degrees Example: opposite of 330 degrees is 150 degrees Next the navigator turns their body 180 degrees Keeping the compass flat, the number of the compass bezel will remain the same Example: 180degrees Looking to learn more diving skills? Check out these related videos from our channel: 🔗    • PADI Dive Instructor Open Water Workshops ...   🔗    • Essential PADI Rescue Diver Skills   🔗    • PADI IDC Dive Instructor Skills Underwater   Learn more about IDC Koh Tao | Divemaster & Instructor on our website: https://idckohtao.com/ IDC Koh Tao is a part of the Black Turtle Dive pro level training team with three PADI Course Directors being led by Award Winning PADI Course Director Matt Bolton. Our full range of pro and recreational PADI Diving Courses provides aspiring scuba divers with education, fun, excitement, adventure, and a change of lifestyle or an opportunity to pursue a new career. Koh Tao’s most experienced PADI Course Director Matt Bolton welcomes you to the beautiful island of Koh Tao, the center of Thailand’s scuba diving industry and the world’s premier diver training location. Connect with us on social media for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes dives: 🔵 Facebook:   / goproidckohtao   🔷 Instagram:   / matt.bolton7   🐦 Twitter:   / goproidckohtao   #ScubaDiving #Diving #PADI #openwater #idckohtao #divemaster #instructor 👋 Thank you for tuning in and exploring the depths with us! Stay tuned for more exhilarating dives and invaluable diving lessons. Happy diving! 🌊🤿