How deep have you gone and why ?

[Soggy]

It seems to me though that there isn't that much Kamikaze diving going on amongst you guys.

If you ask what gas they were using, whether they were trained to dive to that depth, and what equipment was being used, I think you'll find a good deal of Kamikaze diving going on.

 

[Tomeck]

270 feet on the wall at Grand Cayman to see the wreck of the Carrie Lee using a closed circuit rebreather and 10/50 trimix diluent.

I dove at 266 feet in Lake Geneva, only 4 feet less than you. I used OC trimix 17/36.

 

[rsilva708]

I've been down to 140 feet in the Blue Hole in Belize.

 

[Soggy]

I dove at 266 feet in Lake Geneva, only 4 feet less than you. I used OC trimix 17/36.

Why such a high O2 / low He mix?

 

[NudeDiver]

I went to 12 meters once. I don't see any need to go any deeper than that.

 

[Papa Steve]

115 ft in Lake Medina as part of my deep diving cert. It was almost pitch black and about 57 degrees. Did a quick second dive later that day to 101 feet. Haven't been over 100 sense. Just havent had the need.
Closest was low 90's in Bonaire while cruising around the Hilma Hooker.

 

[Belmont]

141 feet on the Rockport Wall, using 21/25 trimix, during a training advanced nitrox/deco dive.
Awsome sight, sheer granite face, darkness below (down to 260 ft) ang gloomy green light above.

 

[Aquabear]

2008, 98', off New York, unknown wreck dive, vis 5-8'. I love to dive so at home in NY its wrecks on weekends or wait until the next trip away. An admiration for history is in the blood so I research the wreck before diving.

 

[Jrock1062]

143 ft "Hole in the wall" Jupiter Fl 2008

 

[Seaduced]

110' for my cert. A wreck or shark school is about the only I reason go more than about 60' now. Got my eye on the Oriskany, sometime next summer.