Soggy
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My deepest dive has been 175 ffw inside the Jodrey wreck in the St. Lawrence. I have little interest in diving much below that. I went there because I wanted to see the wreck and have the training to do so.
How deep have you gone and why ?
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bremen66
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Deepest so far has been 86ft following a dragpath hoping to find an anchor, no such luck
Tassi Devil Diver
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my deepest dive was 55m or 180ft on air as a part of deco course, was pretty freaky, won't be going that deep again on air, did grab a nice feed of scallops though
38 meters at and ALT of 1460m, this was at Wondergat in South Africa. Part of a deep speciality and did deco stops, was a very good dive and cant wait to go back.
So for those of you who can work it out the equivelant see depth would be much greater
So for those of you who can work it out the equivelant see depth would be much greater
TxHockeyGuy
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76 ft on my deep AOW. The instructors intention was to go deeper but due to low lake levels it was not safe to do as this would have led us into some submerged trees (Lake Travis Texas). There however was an interesting ridge/dropoff down there that was around 60, which I'm guessing is normally around 90, that I would like to investigate again. I don't go to a depth for depth, I go there for a reason and the deeper it is the better the reason has to be.
Trickie Dickie 99
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Tassi Devil Diver:my deepest dive was 55m or 180ft on air as a part of deco course, was pretty freaky, won't be going that deep again on air, did grab a nice feed of scallops though
I didn't know there were scallops at Bicheno.
42m (140ft) on 21% nitrox with Tassi Devil Diver (who if truth be known is more of a possum), on the SS Nord a few years back. I think he remembers it, which pleases me, because I was that off my face, I don't.
DaleHall
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102 feet off the DC-3 Wall with Stuart Cove's in the Bahamas. Following a Sea Turtle. The first I had ever seen. I've learn to control my impulses since then. 
teknitroxdiver
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Where did you find 21% Nitrox? I've looked all over for it and can't find it anywhere. Hmm.Trickie Dickie 99:
*end sarcasm*
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just went to 39.8m(130.5ft) on a planned wreck dive. Smoke stack was at 25m, went to 39.8m to see the props. Worth the dive.
on the Papoose 122' to see it and sharks; saw it and mo sharks; many dives in NC were 110-122' ; also 115' at Gilboa Quarry, bring in the brass monkeys kinda cold!
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