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Definitely not a fail. Safety is a huge priority and I would rather everyone be safe than risk it in a fast moving current. You will get it, have faith!
That's not a fail! That car is deep down. And that current is moving. fantastic effort! As great as you guys are, you'll get it. I love watching your videos, that's whether you got the car or not.
I will say that the music you went with on this one COMPLETELY set the tone for the video. Please continue this level of music selection, really changed the feel of the beginning. Great Job.
Great video! I don't know how you found anything in that murky, fast current. That looked scary. I'm glad You guys gave up. No sense in risking your lives over a hunk of junk.Very brave!
Ah, my young padawan, you have so much to learn and so little time:) No big issues, Nitrogen Narcosis or Rapture of the Deep is when you body is oversaturated with Nitrogen and you have a tendency to feel like you have had too many drinks. You do staging stops on the way up to have the trapped Nitrogen exit your system in a safe manner. Oversaturation of Nitrogen and going up to the surface after a long dive or a deep dive where a staging stop is required can result in the bends. Literally, it is where your body bends over and you scream in pain. Not a fun situation. You may want to just place the rope onto the car and tie it off so you can stage tanks along the way in the event you run out of air or are low on air coming up. Really good idea in the limited visibility environment you are in. Hard to see your console so it becomes somewhat hard to guess or know if you are sucking too much air, or have been down way too long and are running short of air. For the most part, you are really careful, but in the future, you want to attach weights to the lift bags so you do not get dragged as much. You can always use lead weights and attach a rope or cord around them so once down on the site, and you are done with them, you can attach it to the lift point so the bags do the work and take them up with you along with the car. That way, you are not fighting everything. Still, was that a fun dive or what? Good ole Willamette river never fails. Did I tell you I did a search and rescue dive in that area and did a body...sorry, never mind. Whew, well that was about 20 years of diving experience right there. See, my military, professional, and commercial licenses are good for something. Safe diving as always.
@@AdventuresWithPurpose Wow, thank you. I would love to come out, but unfortunately, I lost my sight a few years ago so I am not sure how much use I could be in the water. I would love to help out with logistics if that would work. Kind of coordinate on land if you could use that kind of help. I am so flattered that you would ask me to dive. My gills are so dry since I lost my sight. There is a way to go diving, just in your situation it would not be practical and you would be forced to babysit me underwater plus work on your dive bags as well. Thank you again for the offer.
Never a fail. A learning experience. Safety takes priority over any mission. Just regroup and make a plan of attack with more knowledge on what You're up against.
Hey guys greetings from the UK excellent video footage been following your channel now for a while just wondering if night vision would work under water to help your vision better? As always stay safe dude and I look forward to watching your next adventure
You all should added we get a meet and greet section as we join you all. I would love to be at one of these dives if you all ever come to Texas anywhere in texas is good for me/
I have been watching YOU all for a few weeks now and wondered if you guy have ever sank a car to show what happens when one sinks, (of course drained ahead of time etc) then yank it back out. Thanks for the fun vids.
Whatever size boat you get it should be a Boston Whaler! It would only be fitting considering it's the "unsinkable boat" and you could market the heck out of it.
Jared, Just an idea. When going in a fast current situation. Why not use something like a 250# pull magnet to stick to the side of a vehicle and clip yourself to it? You'll save energy and air. Just unclip and let it go up with you the vehicle and retrieve on land.
So here's the thing, we'd be in this same spot before, just had not when the river was running hot due to flooding. Kinda caught us off guard as our plan for for a different car initially. We have a plan for when we return. 😉
Nice Hobie it’s the same colour as mine, 👍 but yes a nice big boat would have been nice, I’ve got a tinnie for when you come out but dodgy Joe is lined up with his big boat “Bent” looking forward to it hopefully our viz will be a little better than this dive
@@AdventuresWithPurpose i was trying to find you guys on IG if you can kindly look into this desperate man trying to find his son and his son's friend is IG is n.y.c343 🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you
For somone just starting to get into diving what should they do my man is wanting to start doing it more he watches all your videos and he is in love with it so if you could give him a shout out
Safety first, dont know if it's possible, but it would be interesting to see if you could setup something like a challenge day, were you and a bunch of your fellow divers get together and hit one dive spot to pull up an out as many cars as possible in one day/weekend, while staying safe that is. I wonder what type of truck you found this time?
I think the truck is another Chevy S-10. As for the challenges, we have mini challenges along the way, but I usually won most of them, so the other divers quit playing. 😅
Blow air bags up at low tide and see where it’s at by the time hi tide is in see if it free up to pull in then if broken free from the mud to ? Useing the waters to brake the moter free from the mud but always
Never really gotten scare... The worst experience was running out of air just a few minutes into my dive on the Nathan Ashby recovery when the river current was pushing so hard against my second regulator that it drained my tank.
Hey. Huge question I just signed up for a Scuba diving class. Do you have tips for someone like me. I've never done anything like this except for free diving and I'm just confused on the nitrogen narcosis or however its said/Spelled. I will be joining your membership this upcoming thursday brother. Thank you for the amazing content!
If you dive below 33 feet and stay down long enough for nitrogen to saturate the blood, you can get what is called nitrogen narcosis which is a feeling of euphoria or drunkenness and lose reasoning which then leads to drowning. Not good. The deeper the dive the faster nitrogen builds up and then the longer it takes to get it out of the blood by coming up in stages and holding at less and less depths until it is safe to surface. There are tables for that and in sports diving you don't really want to get into that for safety.
@@royreynolds108 Alright. Thank you so much! I was hoping someone would know. Idk if that's something I'm supposed to know right away but I do appreciate it and I will definitley remember that. Thank you again brotha🤘
@@smokinggoodtimes6747 I have taken Scuba lessons 3 times for certification and have been diving some though it was years ago. I imagine nitrogen narcosis will come up but the ONE big rule is to follow your bubbles up to the surface. Never, and I mean Never hold your breath while surfacing using scuba or hooka. If you surface dive the air in your lungs will deflate as you go down and expand on the way back up so you won't get into trouble. The greatest change in volume of air is between the surface and 10 feet. Volume is inversely proportional to pressure. There is 1 atmosphere of pressure at the surface, 2 atmospheres at 33 feet(30 feet in sea water), 3 atmospheres at 66 feet, etc. If I remember correctly, a single 72 tank will last about 30 minutes at 30 feet with normal breathing. Just keep you wits about you and don't panic and have fun.
Welcome to your new addiction and thanks so much for your support. As for your current questions, that's all going to be covered in class as you learn about your dive tables. 😉
Would diving on a rumor of a sunken vessel from Alaska in the san Juan that happened long ago carrying ore be of interest to you I would guess it's in 100 feet of water it hit a rock off a island it's near the Canadian border
If you have solid targets and exact locations I’d love to come. Unfortunately, my days are full that I can’t just go on search missions. Keep me posted and shoot me an email. Jared@trevari.com
Nitrogen narcosis only occurs at high depth, no chance it will occur at 85 feet. But you could wait some time in between 2 dives to let the nitrogen that is dissolved into your tissues to slowly come out of your system. As you are diving with a computer, the computer will take all this into account for you and let you know when you should go back to the surface, even in the case of successive dives. As far as I remember, it is 30 minutes at 90 feet.
Valid attempt however so many obstacles. You will get it I have faith. Most people don't realize how fast current can be as well as how fast visibility can go to hell and everything must be done by feel. Great video. If the cars are downstream of the piling for the dock why can't you use a piling (down low) as your anchor point? Correct me if I'm wrong. Or have tow truck there to anchor to and pull back against current??
Yes, good idea on piling. No to tow truck as we have to be contentious of their time and can’t have them all day. That’s why we do as much as we can before they get there.
First the tow truck cable is probably too short and second the truck needs to spend as little time at the retrieval site as possible because it is being provided gratis(free).
My question is how did they get so many cars out there ..lol but ya the current is a big factor ...so be looking forward to the conclusion of this vid ..godbless
85' makes recovery 4 times as hard. You have to watch your nitrogen levels, and you also use air much quicker. You really need a hooka system to at least fill the bags. And more rope so you can manage the vehicle once you get it off the bottom.
Well, things happen. First fail has to happen too.Would a 500 HP 18' flat bottom be of any use to you?Need a little time (and $) to bring it back on line but it would definitely have what you need to drag any "debris" from the river bottom.
For people who drive a car, or truck. What makes a car go into the water? and why do it, if it's in your control. What is the purpose of this destroying the vehicle? Please reply
That's not how I do it Jason. Those who are 'Part of the Team' along with gear sponsors will see recoveries early but hang tight as we do release videos weekly for ALL to see for free.
Should advertise what state your headed next so people can follow and inform you of stories or first hand knowledge of seeing a vehicle go into a body of water. Not everyone can afford to help with donations and being a member. But I think the government should have some sort of way to get a grant to help fund the basics that you do. Should get a finder's fee for every unsolved case evidence. They usually offer money rewards for unsolved cases. You need a person in the family to do all the calling and research for you. You can be an anchor in the part of society that everyone can reach out to for help in searching for lost or missing persons. Need financial help to figure out the basics to get you places where they need help. Need sponsers to get you started with equipment like a boat. Can the factories and dealers and see if someone can afford to sponser you for advertisement privelages.... Like the manufacturer of the boat that ships boats all over the country is the best option because you can advertise all the dealers in the areas you are in at the moment and surrounding areas.. then that avenue is paid for....just need continuing sponsership by locals when you go places.... Connecting to those dealers and the scuba dealers can get others involved to go and practice the trade with you as Apprentice volunteers to learn how to do things. They can't expect you to get ALL the vehicles out of the water. It's like Houston and all the vehicles that went underwater in the flooding.. people have to report their vehicle was missing after flooding in order to give sometime ideas of where to look for environmental damage that could be occurring.. I love helping people start up new businesses to make society a better place to live.. Have fun today!
When you find a bunch of cars can you not just tag the lot of them and leave floats in the water like showing where they are and it would show people that you’re not to anchor here as there are snags in the water
do you need money, money for a boat, boat? check into the money required and let's see if we can crowdfund you guys a good boat, boat with side scan. We can try to get you one without registration issues.
Tough to say what kind of a boat. While it would be nice to have a ribbed boat, it would also be nice to have an inflatable that I keep in the trailer that is light and can be dropped into a Slough like we needed last week that a regular boat could not get too. Figure $8,000 to $10,000 for a good setup with all sonar gear.
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Definitely not a fail. Safety is a huge priority and I would rather everyone be safe than risk it in a fast moving current. You will get it, have faith!
I'm do not see this as a fail. I see it as delayed success and a learning experience!!! NEVER quit!! NEVER give up!!!
Make that your next project we want that truck
I like using the model car to explain your strategy. Thank you for the excellent explanation. I must admit anxiety with the force of the current
Jared and guys be careful what you do is amazing
That's not a fail! That car is deep down. And that current is moving. fantastic effort! As great as you guys are, you'll get it. I love watching your videos, that's whether you got the car or not.
take care Dave... it is dengerous Godbless everyone. I'm continue wacthing from phillippines
I will say that the music you went with on this one COMPLETELY set the tone for the video. Please continue this level of music selection, really changed the feel of the beginning. Great Job.
Great video! I don't know how you found anything in that murky, fast current. That looked scary. I'm glad You guys gave up. No sense in risking your lives over a hunk of junk.Very brave!
This is currently my favourite channel 😁 can’t stop watching
Thanks for your support! Glad you enjoy our videos😊👍
Oh man, Safety is always priority! You guys never cease to amaze me on all your dives!!
Awesome. Video... I'm glad you are ok will be back. 😊
HAPPY TO SEE YOU STAYING SAFE!!!
Bummer! Glad you called it for safety!
So glad you picked safety first.
So y’all basically were drift diving until you hit a car?? Haha! Great video sir, regardless of getting the vehicle out of not!
Safety first guys good decision
The little toy car you used for demonstration makes my whole day.
I really enjoy your videos. Especially since there is minimal swearing. Thank you!
Ah, my young padawan, you have so much to learn and so little time:) No big issues, Nitrogen Narcosis or Rapture of the Deep is when you body is oversaturated with Nitrogen and you have a tendency to feel like you have had too many drinks. You do staging stops on the way up to have the trapped Nitrogen exit your system in a safe manner. Oversaturation of Nitrogen and going up to the surface after a long dive or a deep dive where a staging stop is required can result in the bends. Literally, it is where your body bends over and you scream in pain. Not a fun situation. You may want to just place the rope onto the car and tie it off so you can stage tanks along the way in the event you run out of air or are low on air coming up. Really good idea in the limited visibility environment you are in. Hard to see your console so it becomes somewhat hard to guess or know if you are sucking too much air, or have been down way too long and are running short of air. For the most part, you are really careful, but in the future, you want to attach weights to the lift bags so you do not get dragged as much. You can always use lead weights and attach a rope or cord around them so once down on the site, and you are done with them, you can attach it to the lift point so the bags do the work and take them up with you along with the car. That way, you are not fighting everything. Still, was that a fun dive or what? Good ole Willamette river never fails. Did I tell you I did a search and rescue dive in that area and did a body...sorry, never mind. Whew, well that was about 20 years of diving experience right there. See, my military, professional, and commercial licenses are good for something. Safe diving as always.
Oh yes, always learning and tweaking our efforts. You ever coming out to join us? Are you still diving?
@@AdventuresWithPurpose Wow, thank you. I would love to come out, but unfortunately, I lost my sight a few years ago so I am not sure how much use I could be in the water. I would love to help out with logistics if that would work. Kind of coordinate on land if you could use that kind of help. I am so flattered that you would ask me to dive. My gills are so dry since I lost my sight. There is a way to go diving, just in your situation it would not be practical and you would be forced to babysit me underwater plus work on your dive bags as well. Thank you again for the offer.
Always happy to have those around with knowledge. Email sent.
Never a fail. A learning experience. Safety takes priority over any mission. Just regroup and make a plan of attack with more knowledge on what You're up against.
Some times it’s good to go with the current of the waters to get it out to
Not a fail, safety first.
Good on you brother for trying, tomorrow's another day
Lol I'm from Milwaukee, WI and I heard Milwaukee boat ramp and tuned in..
Hey guys greetings from the UK excellent video footage been following your channel now for a while just wondering if night vision would work under water to help your vision better? As always stay safe dude and I look forward to watching your next adventure
You all should added we get a meet and greet section as we join you all. I would love to be at one of these dives if you all ever come to Texas anywhere in texas is good for me/
You should try using different colors of light in those conditions, I'm thinking green would bring more out.
You walked away safe
I call that a win
At 748 in the video,you look like the tin man from the wizard of oz. Lol but great work guys keepem comin
😂
Please help the family's of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes. You are the man to help these families. Please
I know we will see them soon 👍👍😍😍
Better safe than sorry live to dive another day
Stay safe above all else. The car can wait for another day.
This was decently not a fail...Jared found something a guy never wants to loose.....5:25 LOL 😜 😂🤣
I have been watching YOU all for a few weeks now and wondered if you guy have ever sank a car to show what happens when one sinks, (of course drained ahead of time etc) then yank it back out. Thanks for the fun vids.
I thought about sinking one with me inside to talk through it. My girls out the skids on that idea just in case it flipped and crushed me inside.
Thanks for replying keep up the great work and channel.
I want to see you get that old 91 93 dodge ram a couple vids back i own a first gen 88 dodge ram W150
OOOOOOO MY GOD I SEE A BLUE SKY !!! SWWEEEEET 👍👍
Little did they know what the Mazda they were supposed to get would hold
Whatever size boat you get it should be a Boston Whaler! It would only be fitting considering it's the "unsinkable boat" and you could market the heck out of it.
Looked like a Chevy love
It’s crazy how many cars that you pull out
Jared, Just an idea. When going in a fast current situation. Why not use something like a 250# pull magnet to stick to the side of a vehicle and clip yourself to it? You'll save energy and air. Just unclip and let it go up with you the vehicle and retrieve on land.
So here's the thing, we'd be in this same spot before, just had not when the river was running hot due to flooding. Kinda caught us off guard as our plan for for a different car initially. We have a plan for when we return. 😉
If at first you dont succeed, try try again!😍😍
Not a fail as every day is a learning curve buddy
Doubles are a great thing. Love my twin 117s For working.
Woah! Glad you decided to call it. Better to attack it another day my friend 👍
Nice Hobie it’s the same colour as mine, 👍 but yes a nice big boat would have been nice, I’ve got a tinnie for when you come out but dodgy Joe is lined up with his big boat “Bent” looking forward to it hopefully our viz will be a little better than this dive
Viz or not Dan... We're going to have a good time getting a few cars out of your waters Downunder
Adventures with Purpose can’t wait
whoa im 7th comment woooo you never seem to never fail me, FILURE IS NOT AN OPTION BUT NOT TRYING IS DELAY SUCCEESS JUST WAITING TO BE ESTABLISH
Thanks for your support!
@@AdventuresWithPurpose i was trying to find you guys on IG if you can kindly look into this desperate man trying to find his son and his son's friend is IG is n.y.c343 🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you
Wow god video
Thank you!
Fight another day. 👍
For somone just starting to get into diving what should they do my man is wanting to start doing it more he watches all your videos and he is in love with it so if you could give him a shout out
No fail at all
Better SAFE!
Safety first, dont know if it's possible, but it would be interesting to see if you could setup something like a challenge day, were you and a bunch of your fellow divers get together and hit one dive spot to pull up an out as many cars as possible in one day/weekend, while staying safe that is. I wonder what type of truck you found this time?
I think the truck is another Chevy S-10. As for the challenges, we have mini challenges along the way, but I usually won most of them, so the other divers quit playing. 😅
@@AdventuresWithPurpose seems like GMs are the most popular dumped cars n trucks, stay safe and keep up the great work👍
Blow air bags up at low tide and see where it’s at by the time hi tide is in see if it free up to pull in then if broken free from the mud to ? Useing the waters to brake the moter free from the mud but always
Do you ever get scared in a dive? What is your worst dive experience and how did you handle it?
Never really gotten scare... The worst experience was running out of air just a few minutes into my dive on the Nathan Ashby recovery when the river current was pushing so hard against my second regulator that it drained my tank.
Hey. Huge question I just signed up for a Scuba diving class. Do you have tips for someone like me. I've never done anything like this except for free diving and I'm just confused on the nitrogen narcosis or however its said/Spelled. I will be joining your membership this upcoming thursday brother. Thank you for the amazing content!
If you dive below 33 feet and stay down long enough for nitrogen to saturate the blood, you can get what is called nitrogen narcosis which is a feeling of euphoria or drunkenness and lose reasoning which then leads to drowning. Not good. The deeper the dive the faster nitrogen builds up and then the longer it takes to get it out of the blood by coming up in stages and holding at less and less depths until it is safe to surface. There are tables for that and in sports diving you don't really want to get into that for safety.
@@royreynolds108 Alright. Thank you so much! I was hoping someone would know. Idk if that's something I'm supposed to know right away but I do appreciate it and I will definitley remember that. Thank you again brotha🤘
@@smokinggoodtimes6747 I have taken Scuba lessons 3 times for certification and have been diving some though it was years ago. I imagine nitrogen narcosis will come up but the ONE big rule is to follow your bubbles up to the surface. Never, and I mean Never hold your breath while surfacing using scuba or hooka. If you surface dive the air in your lungs will deflate as you go down and expand on the way back up so you won't get into trouble. The greatest change in volume of air is between the surface and 10 feet. Volume is inversely proportional to pressure. There is 1 atmosphere of pressure at the surface, 2 atmospheres at 33 feet(30 feet in sea water), 3 atmospheres at 66 feet, etc.
If I remember correctly, a single 72 tank will last about 30 minutes at 30 feet with normal breathing. Just keep you wits about you and don't panic and have fun.
@@royreynolds108 Okay. Thank you so much! I definitley will. I cant wait should be amazing to see what lies beneath the surface in real life!
Welcome to your new addiction and thanks so much for your support. As for your current questions, that's all going to be covered in class as you learn about your dive tables. 😉
Any updates on the 2240 john Deere you was going to see if it would run. Any updates on the s10 blazer from same video?
All we did with the blazer was clean it... no reports from police as to stolen. The tractor, the farmer has not yet started the restoration project.
Note, AWP starting mentioning the fund of sonar and boat @07:40,
Maybe it'll be easier in mid-summer when the current isn't running so fast.
do a video all the cars you have
in lot and a story the first car too
last cars and what the plan for it
Stop by the river road house. Best burgers.
Could have been a disaster if you proceeded without a reasonable plan in place... Good job calling off the mission. 👍🤙 Cheers, --> #SeattleRingHunter
Would diving on a rumor of a sunken vessel from Alaska in the san Juan that happened long ago carrying ore be of interest to you I would guess it's in 100 feet of water it hit a rock off a island it's near the Canadian border
If you have solid targets and exact locations I’d love to come. Unfortunately, my days are full that I can’t just go on search missions. Keep me posted and shoot me an email. Jared@trevari.com
How many cars have you took from that spot?
Looks like you have found yourselves a Chevy Luv pickup.
It’s ok you didn’t get it. Safety is priority
Nitrogen narcosis only occurs at high depth, no chance it will occur at 85 feet. But you could wait some time in between 2 dives to let the nitrogen that is dissolved into your tissues to slowly come out of your system.
As you are diving with a computer, the computer will take all this into account for you and let you know when you should go back to the surface, even in the case of successive dives. As far as I remember, it is 30 minutes at 90 feet.
Sunkyard
Free boat in the river
Valid attempt however so many obstacles. You will get it I have faith. Most people don't realize how fast current can be as well as how fast visibility can go to hell and everything must be done by feel. Great video.
If the cars are downstream of the piling for the dock why can't you use a piling (down low) as your anchor point? Correct me if I'm wrong. Or have tow truck there to anchor to and pull back against current??
Yes, good idea on piling. No to tow truck as we have to be contentious of their time and can’t have them all day. That’s why we do as much as we can before they get there.
First the tow truck cable is probably too short and second the truck needs to spend as little time at the retrieval site as possible because it is being provided gratis(free).
RE : BRANDON IS SUPER SMART....
The correct terminology is "Brandon is Wicked smart".
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QUESTION what about the boat u recovered ??? The fish an game boat
Archer sold the boat
Did you guys ever dive in a quarry .
I've not been in any quarry's yet
My question is how did they get so many cars out there ..lol but ya the current is a big factor ...so be looking forward to the conclusion of this vid ..godbless
Most the cars are in there because they're either stolen or insurance fraud. Yes the current can carry them out quite a ways
85' makes recovery 4 times as hard. You have to watch your nitrogen levels, and you also use air much quicker. You really need a hooka system to at least fill the bags. And more rope so you can manage the vehicle once you get it off the bottom.
WAS THAT THE CAR DROWN OF ‘87?
Well, things happen. First fail has to happen too.Would a 500 HP 18' flat bottom be of any use to you?Need a little time (and $) to bring it back on line but it would definitely have what you need to drag any "debris" from the river bottom.
You've got my attention. Shoot me an email and let's discuss further. jared@trevari.com
What state is that in
Oregon
How are you doing to day
Hey guys!
Have you ever managed to restore any of these vehicles? Or has anyone attempted it?
Just curious :)
Thanks
No we haven't yet. Maybe someday?🤷♂️😁
How many cars in this place?
3 more
F in the chats boys
For people who drive a car, or truck. What makes a car go into the water? and why do it, if it's in your control. What is the purpose of this destroying the vehicle? Please reply
Deep river
💜
Come to Australia and shop for toilet paper - that's dangerous!
So does this mean u going to make another vid in a day or to ???
It means we'll be making plans to go back and get this truck for sure.
Now the actual recovery will be behind a pay wall....
That's not how I do it Jason. Those who are 'Part of the Team' along with gear sponsors will see recoveries early but hang tight as we do release videos weekly for ALL to see for free.
You sound like you having a cold..
Should advertise what state your headed next so people can follow and inform you of stories or first hand knowledge of seeing a vehicle go into a body of water.
Not everyone can afford to help with donations and being a member. But I think the government should have some sort of way to get a grant to help fund the basics that you do.
Should get a finder's fee for every unsolved case evidence. They usually offer money rewards for unsolved cases.
You need a person in the family to do all the calling and research for you.
You can be an anchor in the part of society that everyone can reach out to for help in searching for lost or missing persons. Need financial help to figure out the basics to get you places where they need help. Need sponsers to get you started with equipment like a boat. Can the factories and dealers and see if someone can afford to sponser you for advertisement privelages....
Like the manufacturer of the boat that ships boats all over the country is the best option because you can advertise all the dealers in the areas you are in at the moment and surrounding areas.. then that avenue is paid for....just need continuing sponsership by locals when you go places....
Connecting to those dealers and the scuba dealers can get others involved to go and practice the trade with you as Apprentice volunteers to learn how to do things.
They can't expect you to get ALL the vehicles out of the water.
It's like Houston and all the vehicles that went underwater in the flooding.. people have to report their vehicle was missing after flooding in order to give sometime ideas of where to look for environmental damage that could be occurring..
I love helping people start up new businesses to make society a better place to live..
Have fun today!
If you need a boat i got one that needs a new home
Wayne, very interested. Do drop me an email. jared@trevari.com
Info sent
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When you find a bunch of cars can you not just tag the lot of them and leave floats in the water like showing where they are and it would show people that you’re not to anchor here as there are snags in the water
It is a matter of oils and other stuff in the vehicles that need to be out of the water. Future pollution removal.
Wont waw😒
Brandon isn’t smart enough to not put tobacco in his lip. 🤢
do you need money, money for a boat, boat? check into the money required and let's see if we can crowdfund you guys a good boat, boat with side scan. We can try to get you one without registration issues.
Tough to say what kind of a boat. While it would be nice to have a ribbed boat, it would also be nice to have an inflatable that I keep in the trailer that is light and can be dropped into a Slough like we needed last week that a regular boat could not get too. Figure $8,000 to $10,000 for a good setup with all sonar gear.