Dive #601

Quillano
Wednesday, September 9, 202610:29AM
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Dive Information

Duration
54:50
Interval
1h 13m
Max Depth
21.3 m
Mean Depth
14.7 m
Water Temp
29.0 °C
Buddy
Camila
Divemaster
Chanske
OTU
10
CNS
9%

Tags

Equipment

Exposure Suit
T Shirt & Shorts
Gas Cylinder: AL100
12.6LAir211.945 → 87.426 bar

Computer Information

Computer
Shearwater Perdix AI
Logversion
17(PNF)
Serial
3118ff1a
FW Version
a2
Deco model
GF 50/85
Battery type
1.5V Lithium
Battery at end
1.6 V
T1 battery
normal
Divemode
OC Recreational

Gas Information

Tank 1: AL100 (12.6L)

Gas
Air
Start Gas
212 bar
End Gas
87 bar
Gas Consumed
1570 L
SAC Rate
11.58 L/min

Location

Quillano

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Coordinates
11.34776°, 124.11128°

Notes

Asked the dive master to extend the surface interval before this one since he had cut the break short on the previous dive. The dive brief was once again limited, with us being informed the dive was going to be a "drift." Landed on a sand bottom at around 20–21m, and to my surprise, I decided to swim against the current for the first 5–10 minutes, making me wonder what sort of drift this? Just a lot of hard work. Eventually, he decided to stop fighting nature and actually drifted. A boat had obviously drifted while dragging its anchor at the site recently too, as there was a huge path cut in the sand through the site. Saw some tiny nudibranchs and a hermit crab scurrying along the bottom. Around the 25-minute mark, needed to ascend a bit due to limited NDL, while drifting and swimming in a westward direction. After around 5 minutes, we met a reef at around 10 metres depth, which we spent the rest of the dive exploring before the DM shot an SMB so the boat could come pick us up. Wasn't my favourite site — I probably would have preferred spending the time on the reef rather than drifting over sand. Dived with Malapascua Thresher Divers, unfortunately no website I could find.

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