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Naw, its easy. Rebreathers keep your insides warm. My cold tolerance is increased by about 50% on CCR.
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Naw, its easy. Rebreathers keep your insides warm. My cold tolerance is increased by about 50% on CCR.
Right, that definitely one of the advantage of diving CCR. When the loop temperature is 6 to 10 degree warmer than the water it does keep you warmer. One of the dive at the Breakwater this week had a runtime of 138 minutes which is doable on OC with a lots of gas but you would be colder that for sure. The only part of my body that was cold on that dive was my hands it was getting a lot harder to inject O2 manually but I didn't have too anyway
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MarkH
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10-15 feet at the Lord Jim wreck in Mill Bay.
Excellent viz (50+ft) this morning at Xmas PT.
MarkH
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40-50' vis below 15 feet deep at McKenzie Bight today.
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15 feet max at Ogden Point today.
MarkH
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15 feet again in the Esquimalt area.
Mackenzie Bight was about 25ft under 30ft. Viz was best between 30 to 100ft under 100ft it got pretty bad.
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Anybody been in the water around Spring Bay / Ten Mile Point in the last week or so? Vis was 10-15' about three weeks ago, just wondering if it's improved?
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