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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;USS656, post: 362559, member: 6641&quot;]Even in a modern sub going deep is a experience you never forget.&nbsp; &nbsp; We would tie a string from one side to the other on the surface.&nbsp; By the time we would get to test depth the string would sag by about three feet.&nbsp; The pressures outside the haul makes you understand that if anything went really wrong you didn&#039;t have to worry much about suffering long!&nbsp; The ride to the surface can be better than any amusement ride.&nbsp; When the COW hits the chicken switches ~ it&#039;s an elevator ride that reminds you of the scene in Charlie and the Chocolate factory only on a much larger scale. Real deep to the surface in less than a minute and then a full broach like in the movie hunt for red October.&nbsp; I don&#039;t envy the divers that go as deep as you did, dangerous is an understatement!</p><p>&nbsp;I would love to use that detector off the coast of Sebastian inlet, FL.&nbsp; If I didn&#039;t have such a shark phobia (-lol-result of a run in with a hammer head) - I&#039;d be there looking for some Spanish gold![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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