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Bottom Time to Date:
182h
15m Dive Info:
Dive Start:
11:40AM Bottom Time: 47 minutes Maximum Depth: 25 feet Safety Stop: 3 minutes Beginning Air: 3000 psi Ending Air: 1000 psi Weather Conditions: Clear 75°F Surface Conditions: Calm Surface Water Temperature: 75°F Bottom Water Temperature: 75°F Visibility: 100+ feet |
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March 17,
2005 | LEDGES
ANDROS ISLAND, BAHAMAS | BOAT DIVE
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| Patrick from Austin
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We cruise around a lot, running into some pretty brown chromis and some tilefish. We spy another new fish, some kind of blenny or goby, but couldn’t identify it later. Our long rounded path eventually brings us back to the boat, and I’m pleased to have navigated it well. Still having some minutes of air left, we again vector away from the boat. About five minutes later, Patrick looks at me and asks where the boat is. I know it is roughly behind him, but at first I just gently shrug to indicate some imprecision. He quickly signals that he’ll surface to get a bearing and off he goes. The guests and crew onboard see Patrick, of course, and then we get a ration of good-natured ribbing about our navigational skills later. | |||||||||
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Dive Info: |
Fins:
Mares Avanti Quattro |
Computer:
Oceanic Véo 200 |
Tank:
80 ft3 Al |
BCD:
SeaQuest Spectrum 4 |
Breathing Gas:
Air |
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 |