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Glowing in the dark
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Sara, i think Bodkin actualy means Bikini Atol, not the pink one shane wears. rofl
Welcome to DB Bodkin, Read on and you will get the Joke.
Welcome to DB Bodkin, Read on and you will get the Joke.
island_sands said:HEY!
Where did you dive! And welcome
I spent two weeks at Bikini Atoll. They do two staged decompression dives each day. You start and end 6 days later with the USS Saratoga CV3, which sits upright at depths of 45' to 175' at the stern. Coming off Sara, you always stop at the gun director at 45' and then on to the really neat "trapeze" hung off the dive boat. They hang 74% Nitrox for deco, which turns a 45 minute stop into a 26 minute stop (more or less...) All actual diving is done on air, given the depths, and absence of trimix.