2 overdue divers at sea overnight
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They survived and were rescued! 
Happy to hear the divers are safe. Im really curious what the situation was that lead to this event.
1. Glad they are safe.
2. What lead to this event.
3. Wow, that's a lot of resource used over night (if I were in the water, I'd probably want more
)
4. I'm not one for excessive rules and laws, but someone needs to emphasize to divers YOU MUST HAVE A SMB, A WORKING LIGHT, A REFLECTIVE SIGNALING DEVICE (mirror), A WORKING NOISE MAKER at a minimum for safety equipment.
2. What lead to this event.
3. Wow, that's a lot of resource used over night (if I were in the water, I'd probably want more
)4. I'm not one for excessive rules and laws, but someone needs to emphasize to divers YOU MUST HAVE A SMB, A WORKING LIGHT, A REFLECTIVE SIGNALING DEVICE (mirror), A WORKING NOISE MAKER at a minimum for safety equipment.
somebody has some explaining to do.
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I have thought about the possibilities of being lost at sea and one of my plans would be to tie our BCs together with my Jonline. Hard to spot a diver's head on the surface but two together would be more noticeable.
Scott L
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Lucy!!
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My home bud is bald. Maybe that would help?
Codiak
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All were covered in my SSI Open Water class....
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