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Title: Solo Diving by Robert Von Maier ISBN: 0-922769-13-3 Publisher: Aqua Quest Pubn Pub. Date: September, 1991 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (5 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: Solo Diving
Comment: A joke of information. Most of the book was opinions and a section on redundant backups. Save your time and money.

Rating: 2
Summary: It's ok to solo; but what else?
Comment: As a Naui Divemaster, I looked forward to this book expanding my own horizons and teaching me more about diving. I have to say I was a bit disappointed. Instead of learning new techniques and applications for solo diving, I found 2 things: 1) justification upon justification that solo diving was OK, and 2) redundant breathing systems. While I agree that solo diving has somewhat of a taboo status, I would think that anyone who buys this book does not need convincing that solo diving is viable. And while I agree that redundant air systems are important, there are other techniques (such as lift bags and double first stages) that I hoped would be touched on. But what you have is a rather short book, which would have very little body if you removed the two topics I mentioned. Anything in here, a good diver should already be aware of.

Rating: 4
Summary: It can change the way you see solo-diving
Comment: Very good in security in solo diving aspects, and some good hints about solo diving conducing, i found it a good book.