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Friday, March 22, 2024 10:36:21 AM
I say this because I have been on shipwreck excavation teams using 5 inch water jet induction venturi systems with tremendous suction. Yes, the water was, via hose, supplied from the surface. So what. I have operated 8 inch airlift systems at depths of 100 feet. Surface supplied air. So what. When a proper salvage vessel is moored (anchored) over the wreck site. These are the excavation systems used. From a professional, commercial perspective, the SeaVac 300 is at best limited performance divers toy. I hope the SFRX personnel are smart enough to realize this is not the tool to excavate through the solidified worm poop on the billion dollar treasure wreck.
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