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Yorkshire Divers

Rated 5.0 Reviewed 23 Jul 2007 tagged photos,Vbulletin,forum

Yorkshire Divers is the most popular UK based diving forum. It covers everything about diving with lots of trip reports, discussions about training and photos.

Yorkshire Divers review

ScubaBoard

Rated 5.0 Reviewed 24 Jul 2007 tagged photos,Vbulletin,forum

ScubaBoard is the grand-daddy of scuba forums being 7 years old and having over 80,000 registered users. You can buy ScubaBoard tshirts and other merchandise and find private forums for professionals, solo divers and diving businesses.

ScubaBoard review

Fins Online

Rated 5.0 Reviewed 17 Aug 2007 tagged Vbulletin,Thai,blogs,books,magazine,forum

Fins is the biggest diving magazine out of Singapore and covers diving across south east Asia and north Australia. The Finonline website includes a forum, information about destinations and events and an online book store as well as information about backissues of the magazine.

Fins Online review

Rebreather World

Rated 5.0 Reviewed 22 Aug 2007 tagged blogs,photos,Vbulletin,forum,rebreathers

RebreatherWorld is a community website for rebreather divers. It contains forums, photo galleries and blogs.

Rebreather World review

DigiGreen

Rated 5.0 Reviewed 22 Aug 2007 tagged Northern Europe,UK,Vbulletin,photos,books,forum 1 comment

DigiGreen is a community about taking photographs in temperate low visibilty waters. It has a forum and gallery for you to share your pictures and discuss them.

DigiGreen review

DiveBuddy

Rated 5.0 Updated 9 Sep 2008 tagged event calendar,videos,buddies,photos,blogs,pro support 1 comment

They say : For Scuba Divers only : Who’s your buddy?. Search divers profiles and find new buddies. Search scuba photos, videos and blogs. Send messages and post comments. Join dive clubs and organise events. Locate instructors and dive centers.
We say : Great social networking for divers that supports local dive centres and independant instructors.

DiveBuddy review

Extreme Profile

Rated 5.0 Updated 30 May 2008 tagged divelogs,photos,video,SUUNTO,dive computer

They say : Upload your Dive profiles from any Suunto dive computer or bottom timer! Reports generated automatically with depth/time profile chart, vertical speed chart with maximum safe ascend speed zone and tank pressure chart with rock bottom (minimum safe pressure for this dive) zone automatically calculated for every moment of the dive. See at a glance all flags and warnings generated by your computer during the dives. Switch between imperial and metric units on the fly. Upload GPX or NMEA track logs from your GPS and see your dive locations mapped automatically or manually mark your dive locations. Attach photos from Flickr and Smugmug as well as videos from Youtube and Vimeo to your dives. Send links to dive profiles in email or open in Google Earth. Share your experience. More features coming every day.
We say : it does what it says on the tin. Brilliant!

Extreme Profile review

Hot Dive

Rated 5.0 Updated 28 May 2008 tagged photos,multilingual,event calendar,dive sites,dive centres,Google maps,Polish,Spanish 2 comments

We say : HotDive puts all its dive centres and dive sites onto Google maps so you can enjoy the satellite images of crystal blue water while you read the review and look at the photos.

Hot Dive review

Dive It Share It

Rated 4.5 Reviewed 11 Jul 2007 tagged blogs,photos,divelogs

DiveitShareit is an easy to use dive log that is designed to look like paper dive logs. You may add articles and photos about your diving.

Dive It Share It review

wikiScuba

Rated 4.5 Updated 28 May 2008 tagged wiki,education

They say : Welcome to Wikiscuba, the free scuba diving reference written for Scuba Divers by Scuba Divers. So far we have 458 articles written and edited by wikidivers from around the globe. Check out the Help page to see how you can edit any page right away.
We say : Wikiscuba is the “wikipedia” for scuba divers but its an uphill battle to beat the original for content.

wikiScuba review