Northwest Dive Club

Yeah I've heard only good reports about the DAN plan from folks who flooded lights, and cameras. Good way to go cause ya never know when it could happen.

It sounds like you weighed the "how much is this worth to me vs. risk to you and buddy's" pretty well. If you were carrying several thousand dollars worth of gear, I think I would have attached it to a spool and sent it up we me following. Although, with my new setup I AM going to pay the ...

Nice report and photos!! Wish I could have gone with ya'll!!

As stated by Bigsky in another thread, the charter was Lu-Jacs with just 4 of us on board. There was supposed to be 5 but one bailed out the night before. I have dived with all of these guys before many times so two 2-man teams seemed logical. The only downside to that was I was with the open circui...

It's in 240 feet of dark water. Most folks would have Trimix 2 (tech 2) for this one.

Yeah, it actually makes me want to go back!

On April 12 a few of us went out to go dive the Al. For those of you that don't know this wrecks history click below. http://www.dcsfilms.com/Site%204/DCS%20Website%2043.html Basically she was a fish processor ship about 339 feet in length, and she sank in the Port of Everett on October 22nd 1982 in...

I think I could help ya, if you don't mind taking advice from a rebreather diver!

great movie qoute "Anyway, rum's not drinkin', it's survivin'! "

Thanks Howard, that was going to be my next signature!!
Anyway thanks for all the kind how do's, hopefully I can live up to my reputation.

What you calling me chubby?! :naka:

so much love!!!! :smt038

REAL Classy.

Thanks!

Hello all! :hello2: A lot of folks on this forum know me, and I was finally convinced to join up. My name is Dan Warter and I can be seen most of the time in my cave working on regs or tanks at Northwest Sports Divers. I also do a lot of underwater filming here in the northwest, mostly on dark shipw...