acxc
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I may join if that's cool. I won't know for sure until tomorrow afternoon if I can make it up there.
August 1st - Saturday Night 9:12pm High Tide - Maclearie Park - Night Dive
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Very cool. This is an open invitation to enjoy meeting new divers and experience local NJ diving at its "tamest".
My video rig is turning into a major project and won't be ready by tomorrow. Not even close. I'll only be working on getting my 72 twinset dialed in, so I can make myself available as a buddy if one is needed. I either am or aren't in buddy mode, there is no middle ground.
My video rig is turning into a major project and won't be ready by tomorrow. Not even close. I'll only be working on getting my 72 twinset dialed in, so I can make myself available as a buddy if one is needed. I either am or aren't in buddy mode, there is no middle ground.
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It is all good - try to be there around 7:30pm if you can - that way we can pair up, take our time and enter will little to no stress.
As said before we are a friendly group - there is no pressure and the depths and lack of current make it very easy for anyone to have fun. Just need a dive light or two depending on your preference. Bring a GoPro or camera if you want a video/photo of a seahorse or other critters...
Bring an extra weight or two if you think you may need it - sometimes in the less than 5 foot shallows it is hard to stay down - although LowViz reminded me we should have an extra foot of sea water in the basin that night.
As said before we are a friendly group - there is no pressure and the depths and lack of current make it very easy for anyone to have fun. Just need a dive light or two depending on your preference. Bring a GoPro or camera if you want a video/photo of a seahorse or other critters...
Bring an extra weight or two if you think you may need it - sometimes in the less than 5 foot shallows it is hard to stay down - although LowViz reminded me we should have an extra foot of sea water in the basin that night.
njdiver1
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If you wouldn't mind a visitor, I'll try to stop by before you start. Depends on my survival of my Daughter's paintball birthday present.
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You? A "visitor"??? OMG, you own the place...njdiver1
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KDAD
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Twinset? Lp72s? I just picked mine up from DWD last night. Haven't used them yet. I was thinking about a single LP72 but maybe I will bring mine along. Would be my first dive on them if I did use them.
I don't think I can get the doubles regs set up by then but we'll see. If not and you see my interest in your rig you know why.
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KDAD
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in the less than 5 foot shallows it is hard to stay down - although LowViz reminded me we should have an extra foot of sea water in the basin that night.
It really is a special dive. The Blue moon that we are going to have tonight apparently won't happen again until January 2018.
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