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Surface Interval: Discuss The Abyss in the General Diving Forums forums: Yes I got the impression the guy on the rebreather was pretty narked before the switchover. Maybe he's always that ...

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Yes I got the impression the guy on the rebreather was pretty narked before the switchover. Maybe he's always that elated!!
Agree the vis was a sickener never mind just like Dover just like some dives in the Clyde NOT
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<font color='#810541'>Was that a Prism re-breather? I hadn't seen one before. They had a YBOD on the boat but didn't see anyone using it.
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Not sure about the RB Type, however that dive was recorded and i think i read a report on it in a dive mag, not sure which one, but probably Dive or Diver. I'll have a dig through them.

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Yep, I think it must have been on a review tape, as the Times TV bit mentioned that he saw the hammerheads.

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