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**Alastair** · August 11th, 2007, 11:27 PM

Hi All,

Well the weeks finished now. We managed to get 6 dives done in total with the longest run time just over 100 minutes. The wreck's depth allowed us to cater for both Tech-1 and Tech-2 teams successfully. We owe thanks to several people.

Grahame Knott, Tom and Monkey for running the boats and ensuring we were looked after on deco. Grahame's knowledge of wrecks was essential to the project and a massive help.

David Wallace, Dive Dorset & Silent Planet helped us in numerous ways with gas supplies, access to a compressor and accepting various deliveries for us.

Casey McKinlay, Halcyon and the WKPP for loaning us two 200W HMI video lights.

Tom from Dive Dorset for coming in on thursday evening to help us blend some mix.

Finally myself and the rest of the boat are all grateful to Andy Kerslake for organising the week and sorting out all the logistics.

Thanks all
Al

August 11th, 2007, 11:27 PM	#1 (permalink)
Alastair(Offline) DIRX Supporter Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK Posts: 698	End of the sailing ship week Hi All, Well the weeks finished now. We managed to get 6 dives done in total with the longest run time just over 100 minutes. The wreck's depth allowed us to cater for both Tech-1 and Tech-2 teams successfully. We owe thanks to several people. Grahame Knott, Tom and Monkey for running the boats and ensuring we were looked after on deco. Grahame's knowledge of wrecks was essential to the project and a massive help. David Wallace, Dive Dorset & Silent Planet helped us in numerous ways with gas supplies, access to a compressor and accepting various deliveries for us. Casey McKinlay, Halcyon and the WKPP for loaning us two 200W HMI video lights. Tom from Dive Dorset for coming in on thursday evening to help us blend some mix. Finally myself and the rest of the boat are all grateful to Andy Kerslake for organising the week and sorting out all the logistics. Thanks all Al __________________ Helium is our friend - GI3