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depends on the year. when I filmed this we had not had that cold of a winter even tough I was in a dry suit my buddy was in a 3mm!

Thank you for watching! this was one of my first diving haunts when I moved to Floridia, I spent many weekends going up and down the coast. My advice is watch the weather close and the tide and current charts, this area is awesome but can be brutal. let me know when you move and contact me for a dive!

Glad you enjoyed this video, did you ever see the anchor that is not far away in the sand off the bow?

@@FindingTheDive No I haven't, so now I need to go see it.... lol.

facebook.com/groups/300477748788609 I just loaded a photo

sadly, yes some have been smashed by youth throwing big rocks and taken by other divers. I have always wanted to start what I call "re-seeding" the bluffs, I may reach out and make a call in the community for support. what do you think?

Merci pour vos réflexions, c'est une grotte et la certification de plongée en grotte n'est pas nécessaire ici.

@@FindingTheDive Ce n'est pas éclairé par la lumière du jour donc certification obligatoire....ceci dit, je m'en fout de ta vie, fais ce que tu veux.....

Go ahead!

@@FindingTheDive cool thank you, I hope yall find more of our jars.

Thank you, we had an amazing day. Stay tuned I'm working on the spring video now.

Thank you for the kind words. As far as your question, That will depend on the Ah capacity of the cells you plan on using. This can be found on the datasheet for the batteries. In the video, I used 4 groups of 2 cells. Each cell was 4.2V @ 3Ah, This gave me a voltage of 16.8V @ 6Ah. So if I wanted a higher capacity pack, let's say 12Ah. I would use 4 groups of 4 cells each. There are 3 main factors to remember when building a battery pack. 1: The cut-off voltage of each cell. (Most 18650 cells have a safe voltage range between 2.8V - 4.2V.) 2: Total usable capacity of the pack. (This is done by multiplying the capacity of each cell by the number of cells in the group.) 3: The total current draw needed +10% for safety margin. (This is also multiplied by each cell in the group.) I hope this information is helpful. Please feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions. Keith.

you and your wife need to come and take my open water curse before you guys leave for Japan again and never return!

Thank you!

Thank you, sir! and yes, these conditions where the best I had seen in years! I owe you a better dive!

I'm Glad you enjoyed it, there have been lots of updates since this video that will not disappoint! The Bluffs are a favorite of mine and please post of few videos or photos of your trip on the Facebook page facebook.com/Findingthedive to share with the community!

it should be not much moves when it gets put down.

@FindingTheDive Hopefully, the drain valve never moves ... ;-) ;-) ;-)

Thank you, I plan on posting a map location on our Facebook page

Rumor has it that this fella almost lost his teeth to his sister hahaha!

Much appreciated!

If your at the Bluffs you walk out on the right side of the old boat ramp and at around 10ft you sound find a line that runs to the Barge

I have a map I can send you if you would like just drop me an email for the request Findingthedive@gmail.com

Thank you, I struggle with music selections, with the music I would like to use I really can't fully Ha, Ha!

Viva las Floyd!

this area is littered with monkeys! stay tuned I'm coming out with a video n how they got there real soon!

Thank you! I have another in the works for the UW phone case, so stay tuned!

Thank you, they are amazing to see in person!

Always Missing you Bro!

hello yes I do I'll post a video soon!

@@FindingTheDive really cool!

Thank you for viewing! It has been thought that the water levels thousands of years ago we're natives fell in and drown. 70 percent of the spring has never been explored and a full skeleton was recovered in the 1970s. I am of the thought of sacrifice of some sort.

Thank you!

No prob!@@FindingTheDive

Thank you for viewing. what would you suggest? I'm always looking for improvement.

It was a great time and way bigger than last year! we are thinking of being a vendor for 2024. Happy New Year!

Absolutely!

One day we will dive again!

thank you!

Thank you, I'm very proud of her and she will /is an amazing diver!

A most agreeable creature indeed! HA, HA! But amazing to see down river in a boat, I'll post a video of them in groups!

Say when 😉