Formula for Space Considerations/ Penetrations
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JeffG
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You would be diving in either a 3 or a 2 person team and you either fit or you don't. (3 person team would be optimal, especially for wreck penetration)catherine96821:
I doubt thats what your looking for, but you would never do something like "Hey I can get 10 guys on this line to do a tour of this wreck" kinda thing.
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yea, that is the way I see it. If three is ideal, then you have 4-5..... So, do you split the "team" in two when this happens? Go in shifts?
I found that even the water movement can stir up the rust silt. You don't have to even touch it.
when you are in a wreck penetration course, what are they using for a resource?
I found that even the water movement can stir up the rust silt. You don't have to even touch it.
when you are in a wreck penetration course, what are they using for a resource?
JeffG
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Split a group of 5 into a 3 person team and a 2 person team.catherine96821:
Either go in shifts or "split" the wreck up. (You guys go to the bow...we will take the stern...etc etc)
If the wreck isn't very big, the second group might not want to go in. For a silt out on a wreck you ask when...not if. Even if you have perfect finning, your bubbles alone will slowly destroy the vis.
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