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evad:No one knows? I'm trying to tell someone what to ask about. Its not literally an elevator, but a vertical shaft from one side of the boat to the other i.e. from the top of the wreck to the bottom. The effect is that of jumping in an elevator shaft and popping out through a cut-out at what ever depth you like. Its cool. But what's it called?
jeandiver:I believe that is the wheel house. I was in it on my only dive on the Spiegel. We stacked 3 divers in it vertically ... It was really neat ...
Jean
mempilot:It is the wheel house, or superstructure. Cool thing is, you can pick a depth and then go horiz into the ship.
evad:What is that part of the Spiegel grove N of the middle mooring that's like an open elevator shaft? I think someone said wheel house. Is that right?
Padipro:Are you talking about the square hole in the side of the ship, now the top sense it's sitting on it side? If so I believe this was originally supposed to be a swim through from one side of the ship to the other. Now that it's sitting on it's side it's a hole to no where as it just leads to the sand at the other side/bottom.
Take a look at the picture and see if it looks like the hole you're talking about.