What is the depth of the superstructure?
RBJ question
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Shipwrecks in the Local Area
Sand is listed at ~268'...
I've not personally dove it, tad deep for me..., I stick to the Hydro.., perhaps Brian will chime in here...
Sand is listed at ~268'...
I've not personally dove it, tad deep for me..., I stick to the Hydro.., perhaps Brian will chime in here...
DeepSeaExplorer
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When I dove it, I did the swim underneath and registered 255ft. It's advertised as 260, but I guess it depends on the tide. I don't recall the depth to top of the superstructure, but it is two wrecks stacked on top of each other, so plan accordingly. If you use standard gas mixes, you'll be okay either way.
I haven't dove it either but I'd bet the RBJ superstructure is in 220-230' based on her size.
Phone up Jim Mims at Ocean Diving and he'd know the definite answer.
Phone up Jim Mims at Ocean Diving and he'd know the definite answer.
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