How to shoot a 2,000lb lift bag: Raising the anchor crossmember of the Oregon shipwreck
Capt Pat Rooney (videographer) and Technical Rebreather Diving Instructor Andy Favata shoot a 1,500lb anchor crossmember from the RMS Oregon aboard Tempest Dive Boat.
Skip to 18:00 minutes if you only want to see the bag lifting. If you listen closely you can here the poly line that was anchoring it snapping! Definitely not intended.
Be careful if you ever try something like this and never underestimate the anchoring power of mud! (Warning! This is not an actual How To video!)
-Capt Tom McCarthy
www.EastCoastWreckDiving.com
Rating: 4.34
Spoiler alert, 18:09 is when something happens. lol
After Scuba Diving to Hunt for Treasures? I returned to Fresh Water Skin Diving in 20-40 Ft of water instead.. It was more Fruitfull and Scuba? Its saturated market for hunting
0:41 FUCKING SUBMECHANOPIA IM SCREAMING 2:23
Рыбу хватай!
No bubles! Nice equipment!
So just for reference, how much can one cubic foot of air lift? Also, does air, or any gas I guess, have varying lift capabilities depending on depth and is nitrogen ever used? Thanks! This is cool stuff.
Does the bags have an auto deflator valve to ease pressure as the bag rises?
good footage. What was the depth?
Way to go Pat!!! Now, when I come back to the States, I'll never find the Oregon!! Congrats to you and everyone involved!! Miss you guys.
Anthony, now living land locked in Poland!