Win a revolutionary dive flag. 3 to give away. 10 photos...how much do know?

[Terrific]

Hi.

Having a bit of trouble loading the final image. Please bare with me...

 

[Terrific]

Had a few issues loading my final and killer image...but it wouldn't work. So, instead, I have had to include one that you will probably know but I hope you dont

#10 Name? (and its not Lionel)

 

[iztok]

Thanks!

This was fun game to play. Let me know if you have all 10 of my answers.

 

[Terrific]

Just a gentle reminder that you have until April 30th to get you answers in.

Hope you enjoyed it

 

[Texasguy]

So, I am curious about the flag. Since it has such a small surface area, to what degree it is actually noticeable from afar?

 

[cb5150]

So, I am curious about the flag. Since it has such a small surface area, to what degree it is actually noticeable from afar?

Yeah, I'm not sure I understand the flag either. Is this supposed to replace or augment a SMB?

 

[Terrific]

So, I am curious about the flag. Since it has such a small surface area, to what degree it is actually noticeable from afar?

Hi,

It can be noticed from roughly 1 kilometre away. Its very lightweight and can be easily stored in your BCD. From all the feedback we have had from people who use them, some now use it as the primary source of being picked up as its so easy, and others have never used it but are glad that its there. It wont replace all the other kit you have for being spotted, but because of its size and weight it is easy to stick in your kit bag and I suppose for less than $40 its an affordable back up at the very least.

Anyway, you might be up for a free one and if you win it, I would appreciate your thoughts.

Thanks

---------- Post added April 23rd, 2014 at 07:37 PM ----------

Yeah, I'm not sure I understand the flag either. Is this supposed to replace or augment a SMB?

Hi,
Its not designed to replace anything. Its simply a easy addition that can help you get spotted in rough or calm sea. As its lightweight it can reach over 2 meters with an extended arm and held for quite some time. Some of those who use it, have attached a small battery operated light to the tip which is something we are considering.

Thanks

---------- Post added April 24th, 2014 at 01:02 PM ----------

7 days left to get the answers in.

 

[Terrific]

All answers must be in by Wednesday 30th April 2014

12 MIDNIGHT FLORIDA TIME

---------- Post added April 29th, 2014 at 03:12 PM ----------

Last day for entries is tomorrow. So for those who have partly answered, time is a ticking!

 

[Terrific]

Last day to enter. The draw will be tomorrow and just to let you know that so far only 6 have got them all right. Loads of entries and some are only missing a few answers.

Good luck

 

[Terrific]

Here are the winners!


I thought more would get them all right.


1. SS President Coolidge - Espiritu Santo, Vanatau
2. Giant Oarfish
3. Sweepstakes - Ontario Lake
4. Blunt Nose Sixgill Shark -
5. Cleopatra's Palace - Alexandria, Egypt
6. Thistlegorm - Ras Muhammed, Red Sea
7. Monkfish / Headfish / Goosefish
8. The Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA)
9. 'Underwater' Jane Russell 1955
10. Coconut Octopus / Veined Octopus

There were some very detailed answers but above are the basics.

The draw was done under scientific conditions. My daughter Chloe pulled THREE out of a bowl that had all the winners in it.



And the three winners are...



Thank you for entering. I will PM the three lucky winners and will get the dive flag in the post in the morning or as soon as they give me an address.

If you would like another competition let me know and I will come up with something different.

All the best and thanks

Richard