underachiever
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Well every time I have been out, the captian says that "the pool is now open and be back in an hour". It is just a big ***** pool. So maybe size does matter.
To log pool "dives" or not to log...
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vox:
Only when I make my entry from a boat.
cgvmer
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cgvmer:
No, but I'd love to play in it anyway.
Nay
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I dive at a local aquarium and log those dives separately. For me, my dive log is open water dives.
Walter:
I might. Why wouldn't you? I think it would qualify under SSI standards of 15' for 15 minutes, but I won't swear to that.
It's not open water. I wouldn't log an aquarium dive either. Actually, I might write it down in my log, but I wouldn't number it.
Walter:
Not to argue, I'm kinda working through this myself, but there doesn't seem to be much difference between a 'pool' of this size and depth and a quarry.
vox:
No. But I have an 1800 gal. koi pond in my backyard. If I haven't been diving in a while I might be tempted to log dives in it.
I'll have to really watch my no deco time as I count snails and tadpoles.I agree with other who've said that noting gear configuration, etc is useful for later reference. But its not a logged dive.
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