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  • Bryscus
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  • Lives in Jupiter, FL.

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  • Inmersiones publicadas:9
  • Inmersiones totales:15
  • Inmersiones este año:0
  • Tiempo total bajo el agua en Diveboard:7hrs 46 min
  • La mayoría de las inmersiones en Diveboard en:
    Estados Unidos
  • Inmersión más profunda:
    28.7m en jupiter, florida, Estados Unidos
  • Inmersión más larga:
    102 min en Florida West Palm Beach,Estados Unidos
  • Fotos en el diario:5
  • Número de especies avistadas:5

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    2012-09-22 Estados Unidos Jupiter Florida
    Mg 111 Barge

    EAN 35%. Ended with 21% CNS. Dove with an aluminum 80. The shorty was perfect for the temperatures and didn't require extra weight over the half mil skin suit. We saw many VERY large Goliath Grouper (Jew fish). Visibility was very poor and a dive light would have been nice to have. Blew bags from 30 feet (more difficult). MG-111 is a great wreck for diving and was very interesting. Had some troubles equalizing during the dive and afterwards had clogged ear passages. Had a buzzing in the ears later on that day and decided to postpone the next day's dives to the next weekend. Dive for the Advanced Open Water Certification.

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    2012-09-30 Estados Unidos jupiter, florida
    Captain Mike's

    EAN 36%. Steel 100. Dove with the 3/2 shorty. Had 4 lbs: 2 lbs in the pockets, 2 lbs in the trim pockets. Staying horizontal was easier, but still difficult. Blew bags around 30 feet. Visibility was excellent and the Captain Mike's reef is pretty amazing. Saw lots of small aquatic life. Hit the limit for max 1.4 PPO2 at 94ft (computer beeped). Second to last dive for the Advanced Open Water Diver Certification.

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    2012-03-21 Islas Vírgenes de los Estados Unidos St. Thomas
    Wreck Dive

    Air dive. Nice little wreck. Apparently it sunk in the harbor, but didn't warrant enough interest to be removed. A bunch of divers in the area eventually were able to have it moved to a more suitable dive site and thus it became a popular spot to dive with the cruise ships. Great dive in St. Thomas through the Holland America cruise lines. We were on the Eurodam cruise ship. Brought everything for snorkeling, the rest was provided.

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    2012-09-30 Estados Unidos jupiter, florida
    Tunnels

    EAN 35%. Steel 100. Dove with all 4 lbs in the trim pockets, which made it MUCH easier to stay horizontal but still not as easy as with the aluminum 80 with 8 lbs in the trim pockets and 2 lbs in the weight pockets. Made it to the Donut Hole and saw a couple reef sharks. One was tagged. Also saw a tag repeater or something (looked like a parking meter). Lots of Goliath grouper and two green turtles. Also practiced swimming a faulty BCD off the bottom. Visibility was describe by some veterans of the site as exceptional. Learned to leave the Puck computer in PF0, not PF1 as dive times are severely shortened. Worked on learning to spin while in the horizontal position and blew bags at around 30 feet. Last dive for the Advanced Open Water Diver Certification.

Mis certificaciones

  • PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Sep 2012)
  • PADI Enriched Air Diver (Sep 2012)
  • PADI Open Water Diver (Oct 2011)
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