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Torben Lonne

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I'm a passionated PADI Dive Instructor. I've worked several years with Scuba Diving in Indonesia and Thailand - Now I run a Scuba Diving Magazine - DIVE.in

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Mares Planet 88X TBP Scuba Regulator Review

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By Torben Lonne Verified, Rebecca Strauss
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SHARE Diving with the Mares Planet 88X TBP and how we tested We tested the Mares Planet 88X for a month, diving in the Maldives, Turks and Caicos, Mediterranean, and on cold-water dives with water temperatures at the surface near 32F/0C. In the Mediterranean, we reached depths of 130ft/40m, while in cold water we stayed shallower to focus on free-flow and first-stage performance. On the Mediterranean dives we dove the regulator with an SPG and a transmitter.
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Suunto Nautic Dive Computer Review

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By Sylvia Jenkins, Torben Lonne Verified
| DIVEIN.com Verified
SHARE Diving with the Suunto Nautic and how we tested Our dive instructor and gear tester Sylvia spent about a month diving the Nautic across Indonesia, with stops in Lembeh, Bunaken, Bangka, and Raja Ampat. She used it as her primary computer on reef, muck, and drift dives, in a 3mm wetsuit and rashguard. We also tried the Nautic in cold, green Danish water while wearing 8mm three-finger gloves.
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Oceanic Photon Pro BCD Review

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By Torben Lonne Verified
| DIVEIN.com Verified
SHARE Popular BCD comparisons The Photon Pro is a back-inflate BCD with integrated weight pockets. You get the trim benefits of a wing but keep the comfort and familiar feel of a standard BCD. It’s fully customizable, so you can adapt it to your body. Oceanic Photon Air vs Oceanic Photon Pro The Photon Air shares the same frame and adjustability system as the Pro, but is more travel-minded. It weighs 6.4 lbs/3 kg, so  it’s 2 lbs/0.8 kg less than the Pro and it packs down smaller.
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