Can anyone identify this thing??
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PoolsOpen
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As PSD divers, a similar one is used to mark location of a "car in the canal" for example, so additional divers can rapidly locate and continue searching for victims, especially at night. The one we use has a weight instead of a clip on the free end. There's a clip on the bouy side to keep it from unraveling further once deployed and on the surface.
Bob DBF
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Pelican Float with 100' (30.5 meter) Line
The real Pelican float, I still have and use the one I picked up in 1980. It has a detachable weight, you unclip the weight and let go, the weight drops to the bottom and float goes to the surface. It's neutral togather clipped to your rig.
Bob
The real Pelican float, I still have and use the one I picked up in 1980. It has a detachable weight, you unclip the weight and let go, the weight drops to the bottom and float goes to the surface. It's neutral togather clipped to your rig.
Bob
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