montyb
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Could someone tell me what the highest elevation from San Carlos back to the States?
Thanks in advance
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Driving Back From San Carlos
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I wouldn't - there is a highway that cuts over to Algadones or San Luiz Mex. That we could take. My main concern was the elevation. If its up to 3800+ ft. then we couldn't really do three tanks and then jump in the car and head home. Would have to spend the night. Same problem when we go to San Diego. up 4140 ft. Do three tanks and then have to spend the night.
Thats why I was asking about the elevation. We recently did three tanks at Catalina which was a 5-6 hour trip but when done diving we were once again stranded on the other side of the mountain. no way home till the next day. I was just thinking that if there were no elevation problems we could shoot down dive and just come on home. There's enough drivers to do 5-6 hours.
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Thats why I was asking about the elevation. We recently did three tanks at Catalina which was a 5-6 hour trip but when done diving we were once again stranded on the other side of the mountain. no way home till the next day. I was just thinking that if there were no elevation problems we could shoot down dive and just come on home. There's enough drivers to do 5-6 hours.
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