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Tegg
03-02-2005, 12:55 PM
What is a list of "standard" survey gear that you guys use?

Links to products would be good too... ;)

Dan Thoms
03-02-2005, 08:17 PM
If your realy interested, nacd is having a meeting at peacock this month. I will be there, this time around. Noted, subject stated that everything is supplied. If you could make it around. check thier site, and drop him an email.

Tegg
03-02-2005, 10:42 PM
If your realy interested, nacd is having a meeting at peacock this month. I will be there, this time around. Noted, subject stated that everything is supplied. If you could make it around. check thier site, and drop him an email.

I would love to make that, except I will be getting training that day from some other diver at a location that we need to finish a survey on to make a good map... :wink:

Dan Thoms
03-04-2005, 05:48 PM
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kamyk
02-28-2006, 01:55 AM
Halcyon Explore 40lbs
Halcyon Helios 9 18HID
Dry Suit Hot&Dry (custom made)
12lt tanks with Alpha bands + Halcyon Manofild 300Bar
Scuba Pro Mk25 with X650 twice !!
SPG Halcyon (BAR)


And thats it ;/

cheers
kamyk

Cindy
03-31-2006, 07:13 AM
One slate-left over from open water class several years ago.
Wrist compass-used, bought off ebay ( the boy scout ones work also)
Pencil-little ones from the grocery store free from the Lotto stand
Piece of back rubber tubing-Can't remember where I bought it
2 clips I bought at home depo
100 foot tape I bought at home depo

I stick the pencil in the tubing end, tie it to the slate. Attach compass by its strap, attach clip and stick that on my D ring
I take the 100 foot tape with attached clip that is left over if I need the exact width for some reason. It doesn't get used much.

Total outlay of cash is less than $50

Call me if you ever need someplace to practice. Cindy Butler :D

jason
05-30-2008, 07:00 AM
I have a liquid filled orienteering compass attached to a dive slate. Lay the dive slate parallel to the line and spin the knob to North... For sketching, I use mylar sheets and a clipboard - mylar is taped to both sides of the clipboard. I wouldn't recommend more than one sheet of mylar per side as the sheets can rub against each other and erase all the data.... Its pretty discouraging to surface after a long survey dive only to realize all the data you just collected rubbed off.

Chunky
05-30-2008, 10:48 AM
I'm using a compass (cheap-o from REI) zip-tied to a large slate (upper left corner) with several pencils.

a 100' tape from Lowes.

Small plastic tags for marking the stations which I think came from Graingers.

Martin.