Big Scuba Pools: K26 and Deepstation

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I have been a proponent of facilities like this for a long time and would like to see more around the world. The more people understand about them the more likely they will find ways to make them economically viable in their areas.

I wonder if the owners of these facilities have looked into an arrangement with the Korean Navy to train their sailors in submarine rescue? A deep pool like this could also be used for helicopter escape training. Not many of the world's navies are big enough to need facilities like this full time, let alone justify their cost. There might be some win-win solutions lurking in there somewhere.

There was some talk about converting a surplus missal silo in the US for dive training but they haven't worked out. :(
 
For other divers like me that are interested in deep pools, this one recently opened.



Let's hope we are seeing a trend and more of these are built. What a great asset for training divers.
 
I have been a proponent of facilities like this for a long time and would like to see more around the world. The more people understand about them the more likely they will find ways to make them economically viable in their areas.

I wonder if the owners of these facilities have looked into an arrangement with the Korean Navy to train their sailors in submarine rescue? A deep pool like this could also be used for helicopter escape training. Not many of the world's navies are big enough to need facilities like this full time, let alone justify their cost. There might be some win-win solutions lurking in there somewhere.

There was some talk about converting a surplus missal silo in the US for dive training but they haven't worked out. :(
Their English website addresses some of these issues.

I’d dive a silo.
 
For other divers like me that are interested in deep pools, this one recently opened.



Let's hope we are seeing a trend and more of these are built. What a great asset for training divers.
That does look cool
 
It looks like Korea's third training pool, Paradive, is now open in Shiheung. Check out their website here for more info.

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