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Old 24th March 2008, 16:27   #8 (permalink)
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Re: USS Oriskany

Quote: (Originally Posted by jkaterenchuk) View Original Post
Any comments on the Op you used and CCR friendly? Bottomtime? Max Depth? Temp?

John
Dove it last November and one thing I found useful was cutting a multi level dive plan. The sand is 210 ~ 215fsw. If you want to, say, see the props you can then later spend some time at 160 fsw in the hangar bays. The flight deck is 135 fsw, so a 3 level plan can be useful. Taking a look at required bailout you can structure your time such that a flood at the end of the 160 fsw segment is more or less the same as bailout gas required for a flood at the end of the 130 fsw portion. Your first deep stops can then be spent in the conning tower area.

Temps then were in the high 60s F w/ a thermocline ~ 5 F cooler at about 170 fsw. Buddy dove a 5 mm one piece wetsuit. I dove compressed 4mm neoprene dry w/ no thermals. He was a bit chilled on deco; I was fine.
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