Diving in Finland
Diving in Finland
If you wanna see diving in Finland during winter, I found one site that has a few fresh pics how it is like back there, enjoy.
These pics are from the coast and it doesn't look like the puget sound to me
Here is another site having pics from a very nice wreck and a very popular "cave" site, an old mine.
More stuff from Funland. These pics are from my diving clubs deep diver course, you can find even me in some of the pics (pages 2 & 4)
.Janne
These pics are from the coast and it doesn't look like the puget sound to me
Here is another site having pics from a very nice wreck and a very popular "cave" site, an old mine.
More stuff from Funland. These pics are from my diving clubs deep diver course, you can find even me in some of the pics (pages 2 & 4)
.Janne
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Looks like fun
How cold is it there now? Looks like fun
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Hey sparky
Sparky are you ready to do that dive in your wetsuit
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Re: Hey sparky
UUUMMMMMlostnbrownsmead wrote:Sparky are you ready to do that dive in your wetsuit
Jay
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Re: Hey sparky
well why not to cold for yousparky wrote:UUUMMMMMlostnbrownsmead wrote:Sparky are you ready to do that dive in your wetsuit
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Re: Looks like fun
Water temp is about 39-35f, depending on the site. The water temp doesn't change that much between summer and winter, in depths below 75ft it's allways 39f.lostnbrownsmead wrote:How cold is it there now?
Air temp now is something around 5-14f, which is still ok for diving.
It is, tons of fun, on a nice sunny day the viz can be totally from a different world.lostnbrownsmead wrote:Looks like fun
.Janne
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The typical types of steel tanks in terms of pressure are:
200 bar = 2 900.75475 pounds per square inch
232 bar = 3 364.87552 pounds per square inch
300 bar = 4 351.13213 pounds per square inch
The 200bar tanks are older type and can be filled as the 232bar ones.
Volumes are a bit more tricky to convert, since we use litres instead of cu ft and don't want to even try to do the math here.
The 300bar tanks are usually used as single tanks, 232bar tanks are used in twinsets.
We also have aluminium tanks but they are mostly used as deco/stage and small argon tanks.
.Janne
ps. Oh, yeah, you need a DIN-connector in your reg to use a 300bar tank, yoke can't take it.
200 bar = 2 900.75475 pounds per square inch
232 bar = 3 364.87552 pounds per square inch
300 bar = 4 351.13213 pounds per square inch
The 200bar tanks are older type and can be filled as the 232bar ones.
Volumes are a bit more tricky to convert, since we use litres instead of cu ft and don't want to even try to do the math here.
The 300bar tanks are usually used as single tanks, 232bar tanks are used in twinsets.
We also have aluminium tanks but they are mostly used as deco/stage and small argon tanks.
.Janne
ps. Oh, yeah, you need a DIN-connector in your reg to use a 300bar tank, yoke can't take it.
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--Sheck Exley
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ok found this
1 pound/square inch [absolute] = 0.068 947 573 bar
for example
3 200 pound/square inch [absolute] = 220.632 232 96 bar
4 352 pound/square inch [absolute] = 300.059 836 826 bar
yeah id say its more over there...
http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm
1 pound/square inch [absolute] = 0.068 947 573 bar
for example
3 200 pound/square inch [absolute] = 220.632 232 96 bar
4 352 pound/square inch [absolute] = 300.059 836 826 bar
yeah id say its more over there...
http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm
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Another fresh pic from one of my favourite sites back here. The holes on the right and the one just next to the staris are usually the ones that are open. It seems that someone has made a bigger one to the left, see the "cubes" pretty thick ice eh.
.J
.J
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You just made diving around here seem much more appealing!
did you see the pics from Sunrise? I'm so sorry you missed that dive
did you see the pics from Sunrise? I'm so sorry you missed that dive