Northwest Dive Club

Norris wrote:and you DID use another gauge to assure yours I not faulty?

yup. I find myself checking it with both gauges to make sure I am seeing what I think i'm seeing. Last night I even had Ken look at it to reassure myself my eyes were working properly.

Last night we decided to head south to Seattle and dive the sunken I-90 bridge. We had a really good turn out with beautiful weather and soupy vis. I got separated in the near zero vis so I headed South and explored all of the construction 'leftovers' and treasure hunted to 105ft for a bit before tu...

It drops, but not significantly enough to warrant heat being the factor of a high reading. I have to remind them with my 72s that they are indeed 72s not 80s and that they need to be filled accordingly. I don't breathe enough air to want a 'good fill'. A rated fill is just fine.

The same. I know, first thought is it's a hot day in my car, but this is a normal read year 'round

Gdog wrote:Another thought, have you checked the pressure against a second guage?

Yes, I only get fills like that from one shop

The shop I use over fills my tanks if I'm not monitoring them. This was my last fill on one of my AL 80s. I've had over 3500# in both of my Fe 72s. What is the chance that my tanks will fail their next hydro if they keep getting over filled like this?

Yay! I'm totally in!

Beautiful photos guys!!!

Stubby covering his face with sand. Adorable. That's pretty much muh favorite. Beautiful video!

We got hit with another one this morning too

Wonder if this is related to all the porn websites that have been posted here lately

How do you hit something like that with a boat, unless you have your eyes closed when driving

So, I'm gonna have to scratch. I have to go in to work in the morning

CaptnJack wrote:I love tacos and sock puppets!!! weeee

Mmmmm, tacos

This is quite a negative and abrasive introduction of yourself here on NWDC. I didn't realise that this was posted in the intro thread. Kind of an odd way of saying 'Hi, my name is...'

It's been super green pea soupy lately. It was pretty bad at Muk last night too. Edmonds was like 7ft viz on Sunday.

Sunday work?

So I'm sad to report that our Drop of Death line to the deep boat at Mukilteo is once again gone. I'm not quite sure what happened to it this time.

I live in Snohomish, but work in Woodinville.

bradmond wrote:

Echo wrote:They're all different colors if color isn't an issue

yellow tanks matter

So do pink ones!

Ryan Nelson wrote:

Echo wrote:They're all different colors if color isn't an issue

Done! In viz and hydro? Where are you located at? I can meet between everett and seattle.

Ryan
720 335 8014

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All vip'd and hydro'd

Thanks for all the suggestions. Is sugar sand a term that is used around here? I haven't heard it. The other riddles had answers that were things found locally, like pinecones and rhododendrons. Not in beach/diving terms, I don't think. Sugar sand is the grainy sugar stuff left from dehydrating tre...

Penopolypants wrote:Hmmm.....the white sand found on the Florida Panhandle's beaches is often called sugar sand.

Yup, I think you got this one.

Agate is just a type of silica