It cost them another month in Santo. The size of the ship became truly apparent - the stern at its beam rises about 80 fsw out of the sand. We had left spare tanks there, for which Diver Bob was grateful. Apparently the first current was created by being close to shore, the second by the tide. From 40 on the other two used EAN50 - the 20 and 25 fsw stops they use are filled with little critters who put on a great show, so they used a lighter mix and avoided pitfalls if they fell asleep in the bath temp water and slid down the slope with EAN80.
Diluent side is plumbed to accept and switch to off board gas.
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