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Typically, you would carry a spare tire when you take your car for a drive on a long trip, or even to work. Similarly as a diver, you should consider purchasing a dive repair kit the next time you go diving. When you go on a long trip, it is very easy to snap a fin strap or crack your O-ring...
Dive repair kits can be bought prepackaged or assembled on your own in what is called a tackle box or some type of rugged container. Below are some of the common diving accessories that should be in your repair kit. (p.51)
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