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Thanks Bud.
Yes, she landed perfectly flat on the bottom. I was with the dive team the next day who were retrieving the cameras, they said you could put a level on it.
I've worked in some crappy places over the years, and this job ranks near the top. Dark, dangerous, and dirty.
NatGeo was there filming, show should be out late this year.
She was deployed in 140-feet of water about 6 miles off Key West. As far as not removing any parts, all oils, wire, PCB's, and other deleterious materials were removed. It was a 2 year process to clean her.
Thanks for all the positive comments.
11:29 AM
rdz;12008 said:
Here's are last two weeks...
Nice shot. That will be fun for divers to explore. How deep is the water you sunk it in? I am amazed that they let you just blow it up and sink it without disposing of the parts. That's really cool.
Great collection of videos...They are all simple and to the point. They show the complexity of the blasts and the limitations of the site very well. Interesting multiple vantage points tells a different story each time. Well done.
1:18 PM
Glad you are so busy and that business is good. Let's hope it keeps up that way. What's next on your dance card?
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