First dive on the Benjamin Noble!!!

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looks like a awesome dive
what was your profile?
 
Diesel298:
So it looks like a good time..
how boat the details?

its like saying you hooked up with a hot girl, and not saying anything else :)


The Noble was a steel ship weighing 2600 tons and was grossly overloaded with 3000 tons of railroad track. When the Noble sank she went down fast and hard. She inbedded so hard in the clay bottom that only about 5ft of her stern cabin are above the lake bottom. The bow cabins are totally buried. Four of the six cargo hatches are still visable. When you are at the cargo hatches it is a 15ft swim up the mud bank to get to the bottom of the lake. Overall the ship is real badly damaged.
We did three dives on it this late summer and early fall. The max depth we reached was 362 ft. All dives were 20 min. bottom time. We were running 8/80/12 trimix in our Inspirations. Setpoint was 1.3 ppO2. Deco was about 2 hrs.
We want to thank Mitch and his partner Jay for all the help. This isn't a dive that two guys just run out and do unassisted.
Bob
 
Awesome.
sonds like a great time..
im realy jellous...
im yet to pony up and dive the inspiration..
well see what happens in the future :)
 

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