Northwest Dive Club

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You may have a obstruction in the HP port on the valve that is letting just enough gas though to allow the LP side to work somewhat. sounds odd but I have seen similar on tanks that had foam peanuts inside that did not get all the why cleaned out from shipping or heavy corrosion. I also had a valve ...

This should be the wildcat 47° 36.77' N 122° 15.33' W

Agent 47 wrote:

fmerkel wrote:Get the red ones. They are harder to lose. Keeping track of those little things on a dive is a discipline unto itself.

Wolfkill knows about loosing them. I think he managed to get one dive out of them before forgetting them on his tailgate.

They need to be colored, hahahaha

Question has anyone contacted the city or talked to the guys that maintain it down their about it. I have yet to see it but it sounds as if it could be a hazard for someone to fall and get hurt in their gear.

I believe the Natulis is going to be the first CCR on board.

Here is a link that has some info.

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/dsat-pad ... ses-3.html

CaptnJack wrote:SOLD



(pending my check showing up in a few days...)

Nice

The HI is a true 3500 psi booster the Haskel mini is only a 3000psi booster.

Josh UWATEC has been good to me. folded the first one they replaced it with the new model and have since replaced 2 more due to the batteries running out. I will not complain at all about their service.

If anyone is interested in doing some deep wrecks in CA their is space available on a charter this month. Boat loads in LA the night of the 28th dive 29th and 30th. 2 dives on the San Clemente Destroy at 294'. 2 dives on a New Wreck at 310' possibly another Destroyer. PM if you are interested and ha...

Well I can recommend one but it is not local. He does great work.

http://www.customdivingservices.com/

Scott is his name.

deep diver wrote:yes, but they never called bach

It is after the holidays now so hopefully they will call back. most dive companies shut down for the 2 weeks of December.

did you try the 800 number they are in Cali.

deep diver wrote:The sad part is that I only had it a short time, very few dives and the company won't even respond to your complaints. :angry: This makes me think they know they have a problem but they have your money and don't care.

Did you buy them thought a shop or off a web site?

I have fairly close coordinates from my buddy who drags out their. But it moves around from what he says. Too bad your buddy can't Drag it somewhere shallower where we could actually get to it..... :rofl: That would be a cool dive! It is like all the wrecks off Westport they move all around some of...

boydski wrote:

loanwolf wrote:It is really deep and with the currents diving it would be very difficult.

What He Said! It's about 1000' deep and the position is approximate (~ 1 mile accuracy).

I have fairly close coordinates from my buddy who drags out their. But it moves around from what he says.

It is really deep and with the currents diving it would be very difficult.

I was looking at them hard until I pulled one out of the package. were the seal was folded in the package it made creases that when you stretched it ever so slightly you could see daylight thought the crease made. They have a coating on the inside that keeps them from semi gluing to itself but it is...

I spotted that the other week coming back from a deep scooter run and thought to myself "were the hell did that come from"????? "am I were I think I am or am I someplace else like under the ferry"????????

Yea if someone put it their that is impressive.

Sounder wrote:Sonar that can liquefy your internal organs? That must be hell on the wildlife.

And the Supreme Court ruled this last year that National Security needs out weigh any concerns with marine life.

One other thing that is being used for deterrent for submerged objects is BlueFins sonar. A while back 4ster and I were doing a very long scooter run testing the 850's north from the T-Dock. After quite some time or running I noticed a boat kept tracking us as you could hear the sonar ping as the en...

That is a great link, It is nice that it is updated real time.

Thanks

Hey Calvin have you ever read Erik Foremans article on ADM about his solo dive in a lake in Ecuador at 12,000 feet? Not quite 15,000 feet but still a high altitude dive none the less. http://www.advanceddivermagazine.com/articles/quiloto/quilotoa.html You got it up faster than I could Chris, Thanks...

Great to hear that it is going well. Have fun at DEMA I am not going as my liver would not take it and I need to get some things done the next week.

Glad to hear you guys had a good dive.