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RE: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Nice Report



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I dove Snoopy in Pennekamp park, on a day that divers reported 80 foot visibility. But that was 5 miles out, and we only managed to go about 1 mile so had maybe 10 feet of visibility. Lakes are sounding very nice to me at present!
 
:)
 
Alec
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From: owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org [mailto:owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org] On Behalf Of Dan H.
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 7:51 AM
To: personal_submersibles@psubs.org
Subject: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Nice Report

Hi Alec,
 
Great to hear about your Florida trip.  I haven't tried to tow Persistence through the water yet and didn't give it much thought but after reading your report, I realize that putting the HP to the water with a tow boat isn't going to get me to the dive sight much faster then my three HP rear thruster will. 
 
I was in Florida a month ago, without my sub, but I found the waters there quite shallow also.  I was there just as a storm was approaching.  Although the water was cleaner then up here along the upper east coast, visibility wasn't that good.  Maybe it was the storm. 
 
About six weeks ago I had Persistence up to Seneca lake in New York State.  Now there is a CLEAR lake!  They told me it wasn't always that clear but after the zebra muscles invaded the lake, it's been getting clearer every year.  Not good for the fishing but GREAT for diving. Visibility was thirty to forty feet and the water is a beautiful aqua color.  It's deep though!  Over 600 feet in the center.  I understand the other finger lakes are as clear and not quite as deep.  I plan to return there sometime soon.  The last time I was up there I caught a hunk of wood in my rear thruster and had some relay problems with my side thrusters so cut diving short.  The wood problem was rectified easily with no damage and I'm about finished installing a new and improved control system for the side thrusters.  
 
Maybe someday we'll plan a trip together but Florida is a long haul.
 
Again, thanks for the great report, Dan H.



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