Northwest Dive Club

No longer made. Now Lowes has a copy, but with one substantial flaw... the table doesnt attached to the frame. Just kinda sits on the frame.


Who the hells great idea was that?

Well,Dan (head medical guy there, forgot his name now) and my hyperbaric pulmonologist disagree with you at this point.

If you have one of the old Home Depot X tables you'd like to part with, pls lemme know.

Dove Sund Rock Saturday. Less than 5ft down to around 40, below 70 wasnt bad, 15 or so. Down to 237ft wasnt bad at all.

Leschi Wall is probably my favorite Lake Wa. dive site. Bottom is around 180ft. Probably the best parts of the wall are in the 90-130ft range.

Lobster shop wall on saturday. Even at 112ft couldnt get under it. We bagged it.

You need a trimix cert in there...

Once I ever get an antibody test, I'll know

I think I had covid back in early december. The symptoms at least confirm it. I've been on a few deep and long tech dives since early Jan, no issues. But now I'm getting very light wheezing. First was after diving, humping my breather back to the car (long approach and walk back). This last time was...

we found a 1957 license plate there a few years ago.

I still like my whites/aqualung, the santis are very popular.

Enough people around with dive boats that if fuel is covered, could be used.

Elephant Wall, Flagpole and Rosies in Hood Canal are all in pretty good shape. Wonder if a gofund me for bouy cleaning would generate enough to clean then up. I'd certainly join the crew in Hood Canal keeping the buoys clean. I wish we put in the little sliders on the ropes like they did up in Cana...

I found this in the wayback machine for 2011.... Permanent Mooring Buoys Dive Type: Boat dive Project Type: Habitat Protection & Dive Safety Description: Several dive charter operators, mostly in central and south Puget Sound, have indicated a need for permanent mooring buoys on dive sites they ...

I've donated money, since I use their buoys, but if they are no loner doing anything, I'll donate elsewhere.

Several people in dive x Facebook group. Jona Silverstone,Tobias something, etc

ljjames wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 1:35 pm Could someone share a link to that buoy list? I can’t seem to find it on the https://www.wascuba.org/ website....

Interesting, they took down the link

You can do a work party to clear brush along the way and pack it out. Where it gets tricky is the moment you are within short distance of the water. I worked heavy equipment near waters, and even a drop of oil would get many government agencies up our buts. Now if you hand saw it, that would be ok.

Anyone to ask about dealing with it, not that I know of

Plenty of government types to jump your ass for doing it if reported.

The wsa website has a complete list of buoys

thats why got created lithium batteries and heated vests...

Whats the low down on 3t parking? We havent been there fora year, since they did that last construction there. With it rainy saturday, we need to put up a pop up as well.(Room enough?)

They require (any booster) clean dry air. And lots of it. My Ingersol Rand T30 feeds an IR air dryer, and thats true 15cfm and will still constantly run

We've seen 6 or 7 now, but all 150ft and deeper. Deepest was 230. All have been in Hood Canal.

They seem more attracted to HID lights.

Haskel is the best. But the new Chinese made boosters are almost equal in quality and way way cheaper