Accident & Incident Discussion - Northernone - aka Cameron Donaldson

[RayfromTX]

Hi Craig
When I click on the link, I get a pin on all three on my phone. I haven’t tried to overlay all three on a single map to get an overall picture.

 

[Dan]

Hi Craig
When I click on the link, I get a pin on all three on my phone. I haven’t tried to overlay all three on a single map to get an overall picture.

Each pin shows up on my iPhone, no problem.

 

[scubadada]

Hi Craig
When I click on the link, I get a pin on all three on my phone. I haven’t tried to overlay all three on a single map to get an overall picture.

I get all 3 pins on my tablet, thanks

 

[scubadada]

Here is a reasonable attempt to place the pins supplied by @RayfromTX on a single map with a few other landmarks. Distance from Sedena to planned exit is just under 2 miles

 

[Christi]

Here is a reasonable attempt to place the pins supplied by @RayfromTX on a single map with a few other landmarks
View attachment 511750

Looks pretty accurate to me from the information we know

 

[Joneill]

Here is a reasonable attempt to place the pins supplied by @RayfromTX on a single map with a few other landmarks
View attachment 511750

Was there an expected rejoin location?

 

[Hiszpan]

Is it possible to see no exhaust bubbles whatsoever for the whole stretch of the wall ? Especially at the beginning just after Cameron went over the wall? To me that is very strange, unless the current was flowing into land pushing all the bubbles into crevices in the wall.

 

[tursiops]

Is it possible to see no exhaust bubbles whatsoever for the whole stretch of the wall ? Especially at the beginning just after Cameron went over the wall? To me that is very strange, unless the current was flowing into land pushing all the bubbles into crevices in the wall.

One reason for no bubbles can be no exhalation.

 

[Storker]

Is it possible to see no exhaust bubbles whatsoever for the whole stretch of the wall ?

IME it's virtually impossible to see any bubbles on the surface if the diver is below some 20m and there's just a tiny breeze.

When I'm doing my stint as surface watch, seeing bubbles means "they're on their way up", and I'm expecting to see divers at the surface in some 5-10 minutes.

 

[BRT]

Is it possible to see no exhaust bubbles whatsoever for the whole stretch of the wall ? Especially at the beginning just after Cameron went over the wall? To me that is very strange, unless the current was flowing into land pushing all the bubbles into crevices in the wall.

Or hard sideways and/or down.