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Freedive Spearfishing San Evaristo, Baja Mexico [VIDEO]
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One of the highlights of the trip.
Patrick's car alarm went off and would not shut off even after disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. His car would also not start since the alarm kept going off. His 12 volt battery for his car alarm was dead. After Jim found this out, he came up with a great idea. How do we find a 12 volt battery in such a remote place? Well here you go.... 8 double AA batteries (from our flashlights) taped together with blue tape and two wires to produce 12 volts.
I knew that engineering degree paid off :beer::beer:
Patrick's car alarm went off and would not shut off even after disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. His car would also not start since the alarm kept going off. His 12 volt battery for his car alarm was dead. After Jim found this out, he came up with a great idea. How do we find a 12 volt battery in such a remote place? Well here you go.... 8 double AA batteries (from our flashlights) taped together with blue tape and two wires to produce 12 volts.
I knew that engineering degree paid off :beer::beer:
Depths range from 45ft to 90ft. I went deeper but the viz got worse.
The gun is actually a 112cm but called a 120 because of how much band stretch. It's range is an easy 15ft from tip of spear and more for smaller fish.