http://www.simplyscuba.com/products/Atomic/T2XRegulator.aspx
This Atomic T2X Regulator has been designed to be the highest performing, most corrosion resistant and best looking regulator on the market. The T2X is ultra lightweight making it the perfect travel regulator where every pound counts.
Duration : 0:2:31
To buy & for more info: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-19/066953/Bare-Nex-Gen-Pro-Drysuit..html
This demonstration video discusses and shows the featutres of the Nex-Gen Pro Dry Drysuit from Bare. It is a rear entry drysuit allowing for easing donning and doffering. The Nex-Gen´s seams are welded making it virtually waterproof. It has latex neck and wrist seals providing a water barrier. This diving drysuit also has compression-resistant soft boots attached to it which keep your feet warmer. For durability, it has soft plate wear-resistant knee pads and shoulder pads. The Nex-Gen has a 360 degree swivel inflator valve and adjustable low profile exhaust allowing the diver to adjust them under water.
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Duration : 0:1:59
To buy & for more info: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009116/Aeris-Epic-Air-Nitrox-Hoseless-Computer.html
This demonstration video goes over the features of the Aeris Epic dive computer. It is an air/nitrox integrated hoseless diving computer that can switch between up to 3 independent transmitters, tracking up to 3 nitrox mixes or your buddy´s tank pressure. It has many modes including a free dive mode, a gauge mode, and a dive mode. Another great feature on the scuba computer is the user changeable battery. There is no need to send the computer in to replace the battery.
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Duration : 0:3:7
I’m getting my certification soon and before I did I wanted to learn a bit about the equipment and what it does also any websites about scuba diving would be great!
I also have to do a 200m swim and tred water for 10 minutes, I’m a good swimmer but does anyone have any suggestions on how to train for this
Thanks! 
You’ll learn all the basics re. equipment from your course manual/DVD. Your instructor will advise on what equipment is appropriate/needed for diving in the area where you’ll qualify.
One of the best websites I know for (relatively) unbiased reviews of divegear, tips and techniques, tour operators and dive courses is http://www.divernet.com . Admittedly it tends to be skewed towards the British/European market, but aside from the personal prejudices of its writing staff (all of whom are highly qualified, well-travelled and experienced divers) there is no editorial policy of promotion of any specific agencies, brands, etc.
Re. the swim test: If you are already a competent swimmer and comfortable in the water, no extra training should be needed: the 200 m non-stop swim is 8 lengths of a standard ‘short-course’ pool, which should be within the fitness capabilities of nearly everyone — there is no time limit. The 10-minute tread can also be a ‘float’ — if you know how to float on your back, then you should be able to maintain this position indefinitely with near-zero effort.
http://www.simplyscuba.com/products/AquaLung/TitanLXSupremeRegulator.aspx
The Aqua Lung Titan LX Supreme Regulator is the improved version of the Titan LX which has some great new features including an auto-closure device. It’s even lighter in weight, making it perfect for travel.
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