| Exiting the wreck in the stern. |  |
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Joey decides to show off for the camera and take his gear off.... |
| ... and proceeds to do flips like a sea lion.... |  |
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... Da - da!! |
| Looking forward from the stern of the Sea Tiger. |  |
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A skylight next to the stack. |
| A large piece of unidentified machinery. |  |
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Here's what the new Smithers-Juergensen second generation Mk-15 electronics look like. In the upper left corner is the current depth; the lower left corner is the max depth; the upper middle number is the set point, the lower right three numbers the actual readings of each of the O2 sensors. The three asterisks indicate the voting logic (if a sensor was voted out, it would be shown with an 'X'). The upper right number indicates dive time. |
| We spot bubble blowers! A dive boat must have pulled up after we started our dive...... we eye each other suspiciously. ;-) |  |
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We swim back through the wreck, and come out to our friend. |
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Exiting the wreck once again. I like the small, compact package of the Mk-15 for wreck diving. |
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Looking back to see more of those guys who waste their gas blowing bubbles! ;-) ;-) I hope you've enjoyed these pictures from two of my rebreather training dives..... a nice winter break! |
