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The permanent BusaBoy archive

A lifetime beneath the surface.

Diving knowledge, personal stories and lessons gathered through more than 3,600 logged dives—and preserved here for the divers who come next.

3,600+logged dives
1,200+students trained
102restored articles
10+years as an instructor
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The archive is organised by subject, not by publication date. Each article is part of a permanent diving reference built from practical experience.

UM EL FAROUD, il relitto perfetto
Malta & Dive Sites4 min

UM EL FAROUD, il relitto perfetto

L’isola di Malta è un gioiello da esplorare. Tanta storia e divertimento ne contraddistinguono l’essenza come meta turistica. Per noi subacquei le opportunità si moltiplicano perché le bellezze dei sui fondali sono anche ricche…

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Sidemount or Backmount?
Wrecks, Caves & Technical2 min

Sidemount or Backmount?

Sidemount diving and backmount diving are two different diving configurations that scuba divers can use. Here are some differences between the two: Equipment : Sidemount diving involves attaching tanks to the sides of the…

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The Mathematics Behind the DiveRestored draft
Diving Science3 min

The Mathematics Behind the Dive

SCUBA diving is a popular recreational activity that involves diving underwater using a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA). Although SCUBA diving may seem like a purely physical activity, there is actually a significant amount…

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The unpublished archive

Thirty drafts are no longer being wasted.

The articles left unpublished in Blogger have been recovered, cleaned, illustrated with original BusaBoy imagery and placed inside the main knowledge archive.

They are clearly marked as restored archive drafts, preserving their history without presenting them as newly written material.

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The BusaBoy Logbook

Every dive leaves an entry. So does every person.

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