on 26/9/00 12:55 PM, Gary Hagland at haglandg@to*.co* wrote:
  The water is
> warm and clear, there are no currents, and most wrecks are at moderate
> depths with few below 130 - 140 FSW.  It's great diving, but am not sure
> that you need to go the incredible expense and effort of bringing in helium
> to dive what others have been doing safely on air for years.
> Gary


Gary - as you say MOST wrecks are at depths suitable for air, some of the
wrecks definitely WAY beyond safe limits for air. We will be there in 2
weeks time and have Helium waiting for us ( Thanks to much work on the part
of Southern Cross Divers in Sydney ). It floors me to think that we will be
the first to dive this stuff on mix, will let you know what those deeper
wrecks look like.


Regards

Andrew

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