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Pittsburg, Kansas | Another anchor I found. This one smaller than the last one. Is damaged as it has one point broken off.
I don't really make these videos to be entertaining. Not professional quality at all.. More to just document what I have found. Did this dive this morning. Going out again now on a normal shallower dive. Found this one last year and the bigger one previously posted two years ago. Have been out to both of them many times.
These are technical dives. NOT recomended for recreational divers where 100 feet is recomended depth and 133 is maximum. This particular dive I had a decompression obligation of about 15 minutes total. Single 80 cu ft tank breathing air.. Total length of dive just under one hour. Deep portion of the dive about 15 minutes to maximum depth 180 feet. The rest is ascent, decompression and then just some shallow diving time for extra decompression safety.
The dive takes a total of about 45 minutes. Then I just spend time 10-30 feet depth to work off nitrogen in the blood to reduce any chance of getting the bends. Don't wanna fizz up!
Kind of boring.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0qrnEW5bhU
Oops. Meant for this to be in Cafe. Oh well, ok here. Not exactly kitchen table discussion topic though.
Edited by John Burns 1/14/2025 14:35
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Antique Anchor #2 scubadiving
