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Logbook Scuba Dive # 386 - Rye Scallop Drift

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Logbook Scuba Dive # 386 - Rye Scallop Drift
Date: Entry Time: Dive Time: Max. Depth:
Sun, 03-Feb-2013 12:51:00 35 minutes 15.4 metres
Dive Location: City / Island:
Rye Scallop Drift Port Phillip, VIC
Country: Dive Master:
Australia Lloyd Borrett
Dive Club: Dive Trip:
Victorian Sub-Aqua Group (VSAG) -
Buddy/Buddies:
Stephen McMaster, Tony van den Blink
Dive Details:
Entry: Boat Name:  
Boat Raydon  
Start PG: Entry Time: Exit Time: End PG:
- 12:51:00 13:26:00 -
Altitude: Rep. Dive: Surface Interval:  
0 m Yes 01:40  
Max. Depth:     Avg. Depth:
15.4 metres     11.68  m
  Dive Time: Deco. Dive:
  35 minutes No
Conditions:
Weather: Air Temp.: Water Temp.:  
Sunny 24 °C 21 °C  
Water: Waves: Current:  
Salt No Waves Medium Current  
Visibility: Horizontal Vis.: Vertical Vis.:
Average Average 7 5  
Equipment:
Weight: Dive Suit: Dive Computer:
12 kg Wetsuit 7 mm Suunto HelO2
Equipment used on this dive:
Apeks XTX200 Regulator - Single Primary | Apeks XTX200 Regulator - Single Seconary | Apollo ATB Multi Purpose Boots | Apollo Bio-Fin Pro | Aropec Mesh Dive Gear Duffle Bag | Backscatter Custom GoPro Underwater Housing | Buddy Surface Marker Buoy SMBCi - Self Inflating | Custom Apeks Weight Harness | Faber 15L Steel Cylinder | GoPro HD Hero2 outdoor edition | Halcyon Titanium Knife Sheath - Rec | Kent Tooling Ratchet Reel - 75 metres | Nautilus Lifeline | Neptune Scorpion Gold 7mm SemiDry Wetsuit | Northern Diver KN14 Titanium Dive Knife - Rec | Northern Diver Superstretch 2mm Neoprene Gloves | Oceansuits 3mm Hood | OMS Compact Quick Dump Weight Pockets | OMS Dual Bladder, Banded Wing - Rec | OMS IQ Pack BC Harness | OMS Silicone Necklace Secondary - Rec | OMS Stainless Steel Backplate | OMS Stainless Steel Single Cylinder Adaptor Plate | Patriot3 Maritime Ops-Core Base Jump Sport Helmet | Sonar Explorer Black Silicone Mask - Backup | Sonar Explorer Black Silicone Mask - Primary | Suunto CB-Two-In-Line Combo Console - 1 | Suunto HelO2 Dive Computer | Suunto SK-7 Compass Wrist - 1 | Suunto Transmitter - Rec | Suunto Vytec DS Dive Computer | Waterborne Safety Strap - HelO2 | Waterborne Safety Strap - Vytec
Cylinder Set #1
Cylinder Type: Cylinder Size: Working Pressure: Supply Type:
Steel Single Cylinder 15 litres 232 bar Open Circuit (OC) Open Circuit (OC)
O2: He: Min. PPO2: Max. PPO2:
21% 0% - 1.4 bar
EAN 21 EAN 21 MOD: EAD: END:
56.6 m 56.6 m 56.6 m
Start Pressure: End Pressure: Diff. Pressure:  
229 bar 213 bar 16 bar  
Avg. Depth: SAC Rate:    
- -    

Avg. Depth: SAC Rate:    
11.68  m 3.16 litres/min    
Gas Mixture:
-
Dive Captain: Lloyd Borrett, VSAG
Boat: "Raydon", Lloyd Borrett's Haines Hunter V17L, 130HP, Sorrento

After a luncheon on the water we decided to go and get some scallops. John Lawler headed out to GPS marks he had from Mick Jeacle near the spoil grounds. They went in to check it out. We waited to see what the report would be, and headed over to check out the seals and birdlife on the nearby pile.

The divers were soon back above water suggesting we give the site a miss. We headed over to our usual scallop drift area out from Rye and towards White Cliffs. Conditions were now absolutely magnificent. It just doesn't get any better than this out on Port Phillip.

JL and Trevor started to get ready on "Miles Ahead". Tony, Stephen and I geared up on "Raydon".

Unfortunately JL's catch bag and new scallop lift bag setup were lost over the side as they prepared to dive, so JL ended up going down to look for it. His search for it was unsuccessful.

Time to gather some scallops. There are times when the sea floor is carpeted with scallops, but this wasn't one of them. However, we had a nice long dive collecting what we found.

On surfacing with our bag limits of scallops in possession, we decided to head back to Elsa's Reef to use up the remainder of our air. JL stayed in the scallop area and put in the rest of his divers for their scallop drift.
 
 

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