Here:
http://scubatechphilippines.com/scub...th_Record_2015
No records for me, 130 feet is more than enough, I do not think I will ever need to go deeper than that.
RIP.
Here:
http://scubatechphilippines.com/scub...th_Record_2015
No records for me, 130 feet is more than enough, I do not think I will ever need to go deeper than that.
RIP.
Wow that whole thing is under major fire from lots of folks.. Thats a very extreme goal to try and achieve. 1200' on open circuit is very very very risky. The risk and complexity of this dive is mind boggling. So many unknowns and high risk things happening here. Definitely not something I'm interested in trying. 300' is really the max i can ever conceive i would ever want to try to go too and only if many other goals were first achieved. Just to complicated, expensive and risky to go to extreme depths
Four individual systems Right now.
30gal red sea 130d lps/softies/anemone tank, kalk ato, reef bright led strip.
40 softies set up.
550 total gallon marineland 300 DD main system 18 months old now and stabilized. T5 VHO lights/ BLUE led strip, Fully custom built LIFE REEF sump and FUGE, AWESOME 60" tall skimmer, and 1000+ gallon rated custom Ca reactor, 3 50 gallon attached SPS frag systems lite with a combination of HM and LED and T5 fixtures.
A 200 gallon MARS quarintine with UV system/ medication for new arrivals.
Still lots to learn about the hobby but I have amassed a great collection of real beauties. I have broken past the stage of keeping things alive and now there actually growing out. Which is a big hurdle for many beginners I must admit. Good information and advise is hard to get sometimes and the club has done wonders with respect to quality advise and help in the hobby.
THANKS Orlando Reef Educators Organization!!!!
Feels like at that point you may as well just go into a pressure chamber and pump it up as high as it would be at 1200 feet since you are not doing anything interesting aside from slowly sinking and then rising.
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