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johanvanlyl · 7th April 2006, 10:33

aldo,
as i spend 90% of my dives in the North Sea, it is very rare that you have a dead calm sea, little or no current, acceptable visibility, no fishermen on the wreck site... so when all is right, i prefer to spend as much time as possible on the seafloor instead of being limited by deco obligations or gas supply...
And the more interesting wrecks lay deeper as the 'known' ones are being visited by the ever growing diving community

johan

7th April 2006, 10:33	#10 (permalink)
johanvanlyl New Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Belgium Posts: 50	Re: Why you dive on rebreather? aldo, as i spend 90% of my dives in the North Sea, it is very rare that you have a dead calm sea, little or no current, acceptable visibility, no fishermen on the wreck site... so when all is right, i prefer to spend as much time as possible on the seafloor instead of being limited by deco obligations or gas supply... And the more interesting wrecks lay deeper as the 'known' ones are being visited by the ever growing diving community johan
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