I have not seen these is shops yet but it looks good.
YouTube - Diving - Straits of Mackinac - Cedarville Shipwreck
YouTube - Diving - Straits of Mackinac - Cedarville Shipwreck
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Wow. I'm glad the maker did a video and wrote all that good information about the wreck, but there are so many less than optimal or in my opinion unsafe things shown there that I think it's really important that it be said those are not good safety practices. Penetrating a real (as opposed to a prepared, sanitized) wreck at 100 feet in a single tank, with apparently no training in avoiding silting, and with a line system which is cumbersome and set up to encourage entanglement, is not a good idea.
Wow. I'm glad the maker did a video and wrote all that good information about the wreck, but there are so many less than optimal or in my opinion unsafe things shown there that I think it's really important that it be said those are not good safety practices. Penetrating a real (as opposed to a prepared, sanitized) wreck at 100 feet in a single tank, with apparently no training in avoiding silting, and with a line system which is cumbersome and set up to encourage entanglement, is not a good idea.
I have not seen these is shops yet but it looks good.
YouTube - Diving - Straits of Mackinac - Cedarville Shipwreck
Wow. I'm glad the maker did a video and wrote all that good information about the wreck, but there are so many less than optimal or in my opinion unsafe things shown there that I think it's really important that it be said those are not good safety practices. Penetrating a real (as opposed to a prepared, sanitized) wreck at 100 feet in a single tank, with apparently no training in avoiding silting, and with a line system which is cumbersome and set up to encourage entanglement, is not a good idea.
I always wonder why they can't make a spring loaded reel that automatically retracts on the way back to the line.