Really fantastic dive!
This was my fifth dive on the Mikhail Lermontov wreck. Also have a look at dive number 45, which was my first dive on it.
This was the first dive where I felt really comfortable diving around the wreck. It simply takes some time to get used to its sheer size and to develop a feeling for your rough position and depth. I also had to get used to my new equipment at the same time. In the future I will test new equipment under more familiar and controlled conditions.
On this dive we did a few more skills, like examining the effect of pressure on tennis balls and the fading of colours at depth. Afterwards we took a closer look at the ship's bridge.
Dive Number: 49
Time In: 11:29
Time Out: 12:21
Type of Dive Gas: Nitrox
Tank Pressure Start: 113 bar
Tank Pressure End: 19 bar
Tank Volume: 30 liters
Dive Gas Used: 2820 liters
Weights: 5 kg
Exposure Protection: Wetsuit 7mm, Hood, Vest, Gloves, Boots, Swimming Trunks
Entry from: Boat
Water Type: Sea Water
Visibility: 3 m
Temperatures:
Air: 291.15 Kelvin
Surface: 289.15 Kelvin
Bottom: 287.15 Kelvin
Surface Interval: 2:01
Starting Pressure Group: B
Depth: 33 m
Bottom Time: 52 min.
Safety Stop: 23 min.
Ending Pressure Group: U (Multilevel-Dive with RDP Wheel)
Bottom time to date: 1325 min.
Cumulative Bottom Time: 1377 min.
Log verified by: Tony Howell (Instructor)
Certification Number: CD451235
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