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Bottom Time to Date:
93h
34m Dive Info:
Dive Start:
11:20AM Bottom Time: 53 minutes Maximum Depth: 110 feet Safety Stop: 3 minutes Beginning Air: 3000 psi Ending Air: 800 psi Weather Conditions: 76°F Surface Conditions: Calm Surface Water Temperature: 76°F Bottom Water Temperature: 76°F Visibility: 100+ feet |
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March 20,
2002 |
POWER HOUSE
SALT CAY, TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS, BRITISH WEST INDIES | BOAT DIVE
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VIDEO
| Michael (divemaster), Linda and John (buddies)
| Salt Cay Divers
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Of course, there is no disappointment here. Right off the bat we see another yellow trumpetfish, and then encounter the big schools of grunts and schoolmasters. There is also a big friendly grey angelfish who hangs around for a while. John and Mom stayed relatively shallow this dive while Michael and I explored deeper. Around 100’ we enjoyed a big school of tiny juvenile blue chromis and some huge sponges. A couple porcupinefish skirted by us, too. This was Johnny’s first 2-dive day, and is a testament to his getting more comfortable with all the gear. Again, this was our last dive directly off the island of Salt Cay (for this trip anyway). We’re not sad, however – there is more diving scheduled for tomorrow off Grand Turk. “Welcome to Salt Cay!” | |||||||||
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Dive Info: |
Fins:
Mares Avanti Quattro |
Computer:
U S Divers Matrix |
Tank:
80 ft3 Al |
BCD:
SeaQuest Spectrum 4 |
Dive Type:
BOAT |
Body of Water:
Caribbean Sea | |||
Mask:
U S Divers |
Protection:
3mm full wetsuit |
Regulator:
SeaQuest Spectrum XR2 plus Oceanic Slimline octopus |
Weight:
10 lb |
Water Type:
Salt |
Video Equipment:
Sony DCR-TRV11 digital handycam in Top Dawg housing |