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🌊 Join us underwater as we #explore the depths of #pompanobeach , #Florida, and uncover the secrets of the cargo ship Renegade. From the briefing to the #dive itself, and a journey through its rich #history, this video is a must-watch for all diving enthusiasts!
📍 Introduction: 0:00
Join Alejandro and ISDC as we embark on an underwater journey to explore the #deep Renegade wreck.
📍 Dive Brief: 00:38
Dive essentials and Renegade specs: Learn about the vital information for this dive, including the dimensions of the Renegade and the ideal diving conditions.
📍 The Dive Itself: 01:36
Descend into the depths with us as we discover the beauty of the Renegade wreck and its marine life.
📍 History of the Wreck: 03:53
From The Capri to the Renegade: Uncover the history behind the Renegade, from its origins as The Capri to its transformation into an artificial reef off the coast of Pompano Beach.
📍 Conclusion: 04:44
Video Gear used:
- Camera: Panasonic Lumix GH6 (#panasonicgh6) ‪@ChannelPanasonic‬
- Lights: Big Blue ‪@bigbluedivelights7268‬
- Housing: Nauticam #nauticam
🐠 #UnderwaterExploration #WreckDiving #PompanoBeach #RenegadeWreck #Shipwreck #DivingAdventure #OceanDiscovery #ExploreTheUnknown #ScubaDiving #underwaterhistory #nauticam
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[@lydialeigh4]

What a beautiful wreck! Out of my training depth, so I’m glad to see it through your eyes. Lots of marine life on and around it! 🐟🐠

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Lydia! nice to read your comment!! Thanks for stopping by, and as usual... more to come!

[@martinaghezzi4398]

Espectacular!!!!!

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Gracias Martu!!!

[@mabelrebora2423]

Genial! Hermoso video con una nitidez increíble y muy bellas imágenes. Felicitacione!! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Muchas gracias por el comentario!!! 😀

[@jimemuchasburbujas3863]

Muy bueno Ale! Atrapante final con la historia, ni hablar del buceo espectacular. Te felicito y al equipo de trabajo también. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Muchas gracias por el comentario Jime!! Las historias son el punto que en los proximos va a ir en alza justamente! cruzando dedos 🤞🏼

[@obaranovsky]

Another awesome video, thanks a lot for sharing! Definitely would love to dive some of these wrecks soon...

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

just let us know when and we may even dive it together!

[@doglizzie6]

I dove it on air in the late 80’s several times! It was awesome. Lots of lines and ropes. Several hogs at the time

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Oh wow! this one on air is narcosis assured hehehe if you dove this, for sure you also did the Lowrance, did you check that video? it's one of my favourites.

[@rmclosa]

Como siempre, excelente video! Felicitaciones! ... y no me había dado cuenta que el canal "empezaba" en Cerro Pelado (¡que recuerdos! :-) ) y Madryn!. Abrazos... algún día nos cruzaremos en Pompano!

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

jajajaj Gracias!!! y eso que tengo muuuuchos de los videos iniciales ya ocultos! dan vergüenza lo que era la calidad de ellos! 😜 Algún día verán la luz nuevamente!

[@391wombat]

Did you ever, or hear of another diver, have trouble finding a staged deco bottle during a dive?

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

Usually tec divers are very careful when staging tanks. Normally, you won't stage a gas that is breathable at that depth (not valid for cave divers) and you only stage if the tank is on the exit route. As a rule, also, if the diver is not familiar with the dive site (wreck in this case), staging is not recommended. Now, with this in mind, I haven't run into anyone that couldn't find it. -- knocking on wood 🪵 -- The only similar situation was on Spiegel Grove, where there was a recreational divers group that "found" the tank and brought it back to their boat. That tank obviously belonged to a tec diver that was amidst his/her dive, but the DM jumped in the water right away and redeployed the tank. Thankfully nothing major happened. FINAL Note: As part of the dive plan, divers should plan for lost deco bottle too. *Welcome to the channel*!

[@391wombat]

@@InternationalScubaDiversClub the Spiegel grove incident is what i was thinking. Inexperienced open water diver thinking he or she has made a great find. Ive even heard of the same type of diver finding a reel tied off outside a wreck and thinking someone must have forgot it!! Great video by the way. Love your stuff!

[@InternationalScubaDiversClub]

right! so, a big "it depends" is in order... whenever there is a mix of divers, a mix of dive teams or you just don't know everyone on the boat (different missions/objectives) extra care is needed!!! Thanks for your words and dropping by!!!! NOTE: always start your line a couple of feet inside the wreck, so no one will find the reel! lol