55M/180’ to the sand at its deepest. The deck of the Saratoga is ~30M and 50M to the sand, but it is the shallowest.But how much deep are those Bikini wrecks?
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55M/180’ to the sand at its deepest. The deck of the Saratoga is ~30M and 50M to the sand, but it is the shallowest.But how much deep are those Bikini wrecks?
I see.55M/180’ to the sand at its deepest. The deck of the Saratoga is ~30M and 50M to the sand, but it is the shallowest.
I didnt think 2019 was any worse than any other year. But haven't tried to tally anything upIt's divine. Quiet, and surreal.
I get the concern though, it's been a pretty bad year for CCR'ing. There seem to have been a good number of fatalities on modern units, and the cause is often never published public (or known.)
I don't really remember any big CC deaths in 2019. Lost one friend this year tech diving, he was on OC.I didnt think 2019 was any worse than any other year. But haven't tried to tally anything up
Yes, it looks like 2019 was quite light on for reported incidents at least with what has been published to date, looking up DLs tracking of rebreather fatalities Deep Life Design Team: databases and analysis of rebreather accident dataI didnt think 2019 was any worse than any other year. But haven't tried to tally anything up
After you get used to your RB, do a few dives without changing the scrubber so you get a chance to learn how the start of a CO2 hit feels, and how to bailout before the CO2 hit is so bad that you don't have the time to switch to OC. Learn to listen to your body and what it's trying to tell you.
There used to be a dive facility there (15-20 years ago) and they did almost all their diving on airBut how much deep are those Bikini wrecks?