03-03-2012, 05:18 PM
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BAUE Member
Name: John
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GUEF, Tech1, Tech2, Rebreather
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Belmont, CA
Posts: 130
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3/2/2012 K2 aboard Escapade by John Heimann
3/2/2012 K2 aboard Escapade by John Heimann -- [View in Reports Page]Bottom Team: | John Heimann, Nick Radov
| Visibility: | 20' - 50' | Time: | 10:00 AM | Temp: | 45F - 48F | Surge: | | Scooter: | Halcyon T16 | Burn Time: | 0:35 | Max Depth: | 230FSW | Avg Depth: | 185FSW | Bottom Time: | 0:25 | Total Time: | 1:32 | Bottom Gases: | 15/55 | Deco Gases: | EAN50,O2 | Backgas Config: | Double HP120 | Deco Tanks: | AL40,AL80 | Deco Profile: | 1,1,1,2,2,2,2,2,7,5,5,4,4,25+6 up | | Dionna, Mark, Nick and I had the boat to ourselves for a great dive on the west wall of K2. Weather was doubtful earlier in the week, and we weren't sure if we'd get out of the bay, and only decided Thursday to take a chance on getting in a deep dive. To our pleasant surprise, the swell settled down to the point where we had nearly flat conditions all the way to Yankee Point. Given the NW wind, K2 seemed like a good option, so we dropped into the chute on the SE side, scootered S to the sand, and W along the wall, spotting several boot sponges and many elephant ears and big ling on the way. After a few minutes, we turned back and started ascending the chute, where we remained until we hit the top of the pinnacle at 70', decoing along the pinnacle, with pretty sponges, anemone, rockfish, and big ling (and no barnacles!) to look at for our deep stops and 70'-60' nitrox stops. Mark's first words back on the boat summed up the experience for all of us: "That was a REALLY fun dive! It went by really fast as I was enjoying it so much!" |
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