Northwest Dive Club

Here is my question,
What is the name of the first company to produce and distribute scuba regulators?

Bathysphere, William Beebe and Otis Barton. They did a series of dives in the '20's and '30's which did not get surpassed until Auguste Piccard's bathyscape in the late '50's early '60's. There is a great book that details their dives.

Ok yep it was too easy for the scuba gods but I thought that for us mere mortals it would take more time.

John you're up.

Ok here goes,

I started out named Coastal Guide and have had two more since.

I am a local dive attraction.

What are my other two names?

Mike

I would love to share with you more info about the cobb seamount trip. My buddies that went did write up a trip report and took lots of photos. I need to get their ok to post about it which I am working on doing. When I do I will write it up as a seperate post. Mike I'm working on my question and wi...

Yep there was a lot of concern on that trip because they could not tell if they were juvenile great whites or salmon sharks. I guess I need to come up with a question.

Back in the early nineties some friends of mine chartered a trip to the Cobb. I didn't get to go but some of my gear did. It was a very interesting trip.

Cobb seamount

Thanks for the post it is a great way to start the day.

Mike

Sitkadiver I'll give it to you. The other member was Taillez. So it was Cousteau, Dumas and Taillez and they formed the Undersea Reseach Group. This detailed in the Jacques Cousteau "The Sea King" biography. Not sure who is up now as I see that Laura has posted another question. Maybe the ...

Didn't see it on tv last weekend I looked it up in one of my wreck books.
I agree that the questions have gotten much too complicated. But those who have answered them are a lot more versed in scuba knowledge/trivia then am I.

So here mine, please tell us who were "The Sea Musketeers"?

Because it was listing too much (to starboard)for them to be able to reach the reach the water.

I'm not sure but I thought that at one time or another that the NMF (National Marine Fisheries) lab (the people in the gray building behind the fence) were putting out artificial habitats for testing.

I wonder if this wolfeel "den" was some of their work?

Mike

Mediterranean

The Black Sea

Ok I think we need to give half credit to both of you.

Judges??

I was looking for the more recent bell. I'll let the two of decide who gets to ask the next question or maybe you both ask one.

Again Judges??

Ok here goes,

I was lost and have now been found,

What am I?

(hint: what I was on sank in 1956)

Hmmm..... I'll have to consult my library of arcane scuba knowledge and post a question later today.

Thanks!!!

1994 Dan Manion 509 feet.

At the risk of being told that someone forgot to mention another rule I'll say,

Jacques Cousteau

And no I did not use google!!!!

Your game your rules! Good luck!

King & Winge

Saskatchewan

Nagato (Bikini Atoll)