RESOURCES

Useful material for any diver.

Good diving depends on more than what happens underwater. Preparation, planning, equipment awareness and good habits all contribute to safer and more enjoyable diving. The PELARON Resources library brings together practical material designed to support divers before, during and after their dives — whether they are preparing for their first experience or have been diving for years.

LIBRARY PRINCIPLE

Useful before downloadable.

Every major resource will have an indexable HTML landing page with version, date, document identifier, supporting content and a direct file where appropriate. A miscellaneous downloads folder is not the objective.

DIVER RESOURCES

Practical checklists for better preparation.

Good diving starts before entering the water. PELARON checklists provide structured preparation for common training, club-diving and expedition scenarios.

Choose the checklist that matches the activity, review it before departure and keep a copy available when preparing your equipment.

PDF checklist

Pool Dive Checklist

A practical preparation checklist for PELARON course and club pool diving sessions.

Document
PEL-CL-PD-1.0
Version
1.0
Published
August 2026
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PELARON SOFTWARE

Project Crimson Wolffish

A local-first digital dive log for active divers.

PELARON’s local-first digital dive log for recording and maintaining your personal diving history.

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A resource should earn its place.

We share resources because better preparation makes diving safer, more enjoyable and easier to manage.

Everything published here should have a practical purpose. PELARON resources are carefully curated, reviewed and refined to help divers prepare more thoroughly, make better-informed decisions and reduce avoidable uncertainty around their diving.

We don’t aim to build the largest resource library. We aim to build one in which every checklist, tool and reference earns its place by contributing to the way we believe diving should be approached: prepared, considered and enjoyable.