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5 Surface Signaling Devices That Could Save Your Life

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Locating a diver on the surface can be surprisingly difficult. I know, because I have been at both the searching and searched-for ends of this scenario. Even with surface signaling devices, locating a tiny, floating head amidst uneven chop can be difficult; without them it may be impossible. In an ideal world, divers would never be separated from their boats or buddies, but the ocean can be unpredictable, and freak currents and mistakes occur. Hopefully you will never find yourself lost a sea, but it's still a good idea to carry surface signaling devices on every dive -- just in case. Here are five devices that can make finding a diver on the surface easier.

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