XXXXXXXx wrote: > Capt JT's story is Bullshit. I was there, on the other dive boat when > Charlie died. The current was minimal, quite easy to swim against. No one > on our boat had complaints about the current that day, or any day of our > 4 day charter. > > However, let's assume the current was there as Capt JT stated (BS, but > let's assume it for now). The current was blowing up from the keel and > over the wreck (remember the Doria lies on her side). So, if this is > true, then how could he have drifted down to the wreck when the anchor > line would also have been "pulled off the wreck" too? He would have had > to drift 200ft or so (that's a guess, with the scope and current pushing > the boat away from the wreck) AGAINST the current to fall into the > promenade? I don't think so. No way. > > Also Bullshit - Visibility was good, very good in fact. I would place it > in the 50ft range minimal. > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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