Diving shot

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Using shots

Position fixing GPS Slack water Decompression buoys Lifting bag

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Construction

Lead Buoyancy Polypropylene Jonline

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Purposes

Tides Decompression stops

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Deployment

Flaked Coiled

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Other names: Diving shot-line · Shotline
Uses: Marking a dive site and providing a stable reference for the divers to descend and ascend

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Downline Downline (diving)
Diving equipment
Ballast weight Ballast
Line Rope
Buoy
Surface-supplied divers Surface supplied diving

Purposes

Tides Tide
Decompression stops

Construction

Deployment

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Coiled Coiled?action=edit&redlink=1

Using shots

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Diving shot

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Other names · 2

Diving shot → Diving shot-line, Shotline

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Diving shot → Marking a dive site and providing a stable reference for the divers to descend and ascend

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line buoy shot divers used weight decompression shotline may dive site surface current diver depth buoyancy bottom lazy float diving

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Diving shot	Other names	Diving shot-line	1.00	infobox
Diving shot	Other names	Shotline	1.00	infobox
Diving shot	Uses	Marking a dive site and providing a stable reference for the divers to descend and ascend	1.00	infobox
a sphere or short cylinder will try to follow the wave profile	instance of	More than one second stage can be fitted to allow more than one diver to use it at the same time.Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
this will produce a cyclic jerking load near the surface	instance of	More than one second stage can be fitted to allow more than one diver to use it at the same time.Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
making it difficult to maintain a consistent depth at the stops	instance of	More than one second stage can be fitted to allow more than one diver to use it at the same time.Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
a sphere or short cylinder will try to follow the wave profile	instance of	Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
this will produce a cyclic jerking load near the surface	instance of	Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
making it difficult to maintain a consistent depth at the stops	instance of	Spar buoyA high volume buoy with a large waterplane area	0.80	text
GPS	instance of	after the dive site is located using position fixing	0.80	text
an echo sounder.Shots are more difficult to use in strong currents	instance of	after the dive site is located using position fixing	0.80	text

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