Tech Diving Mag - issue 17

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The seventeenth issue of Tech Diving Mag is available for download at Tech Diving Mag | Free online technical diving magazine

Contents:
* Between Bounce & Saturation: Diving The Tarbela Dam
* Understanding Risk Management
* Expedition Blücher 2014
* Ultra Long Halftimes
* Diving Pioneers & Innovators: A Series of In Depth Interviews (Bev Morgan)
 
Any idea what the name of it is? I've never heard of a vertical wreck like that before.
 
The vertical boat looks like one I have dived a couple of times in the Solomon Islands. It is a tuna boat which apparently hit the reef on its first trip - can't imagine the skipper was too popular after that.

It rests against a more or less vertical reef wall and is interesting to look and is not a difficult dive. The bow is in maybe 4 m and the bottom of the wreck might be in 40 - 45 m or so and conditions have been very easy on the dives I have done. Can't remember the details exactly, or the name. I dived this wreck with the liveaboard Bilikiki and they would have more information. I have another photo here: New Images.

I really like Tech Diving Mag BTW and have read every issue.
 
The vertical boat looks like one I have dived a couple of times in the Solomon Islands. It is a tuna boat which apparently hit the reef on its first trip - can't imagine the skipper was too popular after that.

It rests against a more or less vertical reef wall and is interesting to look and is not a difficult dive. The bow is in maybe 4 m and the bottom of the wreck might be in 40 - 45 m or so and conditions have been very easy on the dives I have done. Can't remember the details exactly, or the name. I dived this wreck with the liveaboard Bilikiki and they would have more information. I have another photo here: New Images.

I really like Tech Diving Mag BTW and have read every issue.

Thanks for the heads-up, and glad you're enjoying the read. :)
 
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