diverdoug1
Contributor
I think the Nekton did quite well for many years after losing the dive deck early in her history. The safety chains were not engaged and during a deep water crossing when relocating between Belize and Florida, things got nautical. the lift cables wore and broke. I really feel this had absolutely nothing to do with the demise of the company. They won a number of dive industry awards after this incident, which occurred nearly 10 years before their closure. I was also sorry to see the company die, but it was like losing a loved one to dementia. They were gone a long time before they were officially dead.