80cu Tank at 800 Feet ????

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Captain: Do you want to make a jump? (they are offshore on his boat)
SEAL: Is there something down there that needs to blow up or die?

Captain: Not really

SEAL: Then why would I want to get wet?
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Guess its a good thing I was in the army :eyebrow:

Oh and btw.. If you see me running from an explosive device - you really should try to keep up :wink:
 
LMAO @ cavedivers godzilla cat wheres his scuba rig at ? or is he a sat diver ?
 
He dont need it.. Tokyo is not under water YET
 
What are water temps like at 800 feet? How about 300 ft? I would expect that at a certain depth the water temp would not change with the seasons or with more or less direct sunlight. Any idea of an average temp this would be the case?
 
What are water temps like at 800 feet? How about 300 ft? I would expect that at a certain depth the water temp would not change with the seasons or with more or less direct sunlight. Any idea of an average temp this would be the case?
It's close to the earths core, so you're looking about 800 degrees during the summer time.
 
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The temperature for a saturation diver at 800' is constant, 110° F at the inlet manifold of the hot water suit. Beyond that, who cares? :wink:

:chairfight:
 
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