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I would think you could send a drone down and hook up an air bag or cable to the radar arch and at least get it closer to the surface.
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Hope they have good insurance. That's going to be a big bill.
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I believe that most insurance doesn't cover boat salvage. Might be a good time for everyone to read the fine print on their policies..
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Don’t think we know what shot the picture do we?
Could have been a robotic sub. I will say that back in my wreck diving days, upper Mi/Canada/Great Lakes was known for water clarity due to its cold water (algae won’t grow) and deeper it is, better it is.
Originally Posted by glassdave
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sure does . . . . i would say hundred fifty feet at most but that lake MI water is pretty damn clear so ya never know. The giveaway for me is the actual photo . . . 250 feet aint exactly a recreational dive
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Boat was confirmed at 178 feet depth. Blue Eyes is a drone.
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Originally Posted by snapmorgan
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I believe that most insurance doesn't cover boat salvage. Might be a good time for everyone to read the fine print on their policies..
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I hate it when bilge vents are mounted below the rub rail. Not saying it caused the sink, but doesn't help when it starts to go down.
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Originally Posted by Twin O/B Sonic
(Post 4745719)
The new VHF’s will communicate w/your GPS.
Push one button on the VHF and it broadcasts a “mayday” w/your latitude and longitude. All my boats have had that since it came out. |
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