The Swedish doom goblin?
Looking at you tech divers.... Looking at you...
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and good arguments at that. there's just too many drunk people in the pub.
Think it's run its course. Now out of the news and still nobody's admitted to doing it.
Still amazed of the pressure of that enormous volume of gas: 100 Bar! That's one heck of a compressor.
OMG, just realised I used the word Bar. Is that allowed or does it need to go to the pub to do that?
Still amazed of the pressure of that enormous volume of gas: 100 Bar! That's one heck of a compressor.
OMG, just realised I used the word Bar. Is that allowed or does it need to go to the pub to do that?
It looks like this post may have been right the whole time: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...ord-stream-pipeline-explosion-ukraine-russia/
Big surprise.
My last bout with identity theft -- several grand in Eastern European auto parts -- was also, according to B of A research, Ukrainian in origin . . .
My last bout with identity theft -- several grand in Eastern European auto parts -- was also, according to B of A research, Ukrainian in origin . . .
HalcyonDaze
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Guessing there were some fireworks in here after reviewing the thread ... the other one in the Commercial Diving forum was locked back in March for getting too deep into the 'oo killed 'oo back and forth.
So for some reference, the rental yacht in question is a Bavaria 50:
Bavaria Cruiser 50 Segelyacht ab Hafen Rostock
Referring back to the thread title, here's a question for the tech divers out there: your mission is to conduct at least two working dives to ~80 m (~250 ft). You will need all the usual kit and caboodle for this endeavor - mixed-gas CCR rebreathers, bailout tanks, presumably drysuits, lights, DPVs - plus you have to carry potentially up to 500 kg (1000 lbs) of payload on each dive. You have a team of two divers and four surface support personnel, including the boat driver. Anyone going to pick a 15 m (50 ft) sailing yacht for 3,000 euros/week as their work platform? I think the WaPo article referenced a small submersible; I'll be generous and assume they meant a DPV, but if not where the hell are they going to stow that thing?
So for some reference, the rental yacht in question is a Bavaria 50:
Bavaria Cruiser 50 Segelyacht ab Hafen Rostock
Referring back to the thread title, here's a question for the tech divers out there: your mission is to conduct at least two working dives to ~80 m (~250 ft). You will need all the usual kit and caboodle for this endeavor - mixed-gas CCR rebreathers, bailout tanks, presumably drysuits, lights, DPVs - plus you have to carry potentially up to 500 kg (1000 lbs) of payload on each dive. You have a team of two divers and four surface support personnel, including the boat driver. Anyone going to pick a 15 m (50 ft) sailing yacht for 3,000 euros/week as their work platform? I think the WaPo article referenced a small submersible; I'll be generous and assume they meant a DPV, but if not where the hell are they going to stow that thing?
