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| underwater pictures from red sea - hurghada in 3 days I will leave romania for a "7 days scuba [and freediving if possible] in hurgada... because i never went there before....any advice can be usefull.... 10x! Last edited by vali; April 23rd, 2008 at 16:50. |
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| Re: just wondering!!! ok guys I'm back... the prommised pictures two of them was made at THISELGORM wreck ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by vali; April 6th, 2007 at 20:42. |
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| Re: just wondering!!! and more... ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by vali; April 6th, 2007 at 11:13. |
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| Re: just wondering!!! Nice pictures looks like a beautiful place to dive. The picture with you in it what where you diving a wreck? Becky |
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| Re: just wondering!!! nice pics vali. i love the colours on the scorpion fish. |
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| hi - does anybody know what kind of ray that spotted blue fellow is? amazing pix! looks like it was a great trip. how many msw or fsw were most of your dives? |
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| Re: just wondering!!! Quote:
i don-t appear in none of the above pictures because I was the one who took those pictures what msw or fsw mean? Last edited by vali; April 6th, 2007 at 21:47. |
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| Re: just wondering!!! meters salt water or feet salt water - just curious how deep you were when finding these critters! |
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| Re: just wondering!!! I also never heard this terminology, and am curious what the difference is between a meter (or a feet) in salt water and a meter in fresh water (or dry)? I guess it may be similar as the difference between one kilogram of feathers and one kilogram of lead |
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| Re: just wondering!!! well the stingray was at about 15 meters depth most of my dives in this jurney was at 18 meters however i dived at 23 meters on Thiselgorm.... maximul depth reached in this trip was 30 meters scubadiving of course i was not able to do a properr freedive because of the program, but i did manage to go at 12 meters once and i remember that it was more relaxing than other times....i'm somehow sure that my pb will fall in short time [15m] Last edited by vali; April 6th, 2007 at 21:56. |
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| exactly! the only difference (btwn salt and fresh) is weight, and ultimately bouyancy, and the acronyms msw/fsw are just scorched in my puny brain from theoretical classes. but i was curious about what depth and what waters he was diving in.... and it's friday! |
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| Re: just wondering!!! like i said above, it's the red sea....one of the most salty sea ever.... Last edited by vali; April 6th, 2007 at 22:01. |
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| Re: just wondering!!! ![]() ![]() |
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| Re: just wondering!!! Thanks Vali, really incredible! DDeden |
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| Re: just wondering!!! Thanks for the pics vali they look great, what camera do you use? also just in case you are not aware ( though you probably are) you were probably better off not being able to freedive while you doing a lot of scuba possibly even more so if there was a lot of repetitive shallow diving for long periods. the two don't mix as well as one might think, as you are sometimes recompressing bubbles in slow tissues and could still get a dcs hit. I held off scuba on a recent trip to dahab but can't say that i missed it.Thanks again for the pics |