The New True North: Undercurrent 04/1999

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April 1999

Vol. 14, No. 4

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The New True North

Contents of this Issue:
All publicly available

Diving With Parguera Divers in Puerto Rico

Scuba Figures

Nikon SB-103 Strobe Slow Repairs and Stolen Units

Diving Western Australia's True North

The New True North

No Bad Weather Refunds

High Pressure Rusting

Ombudsman: Nekton 2000 Buoyancy Compensator

The Simple Hammer Test

The Politically Correct Guide to Eating Fish

Report on the Dive Industry

Flotsam & Jetsam

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Undercurrent

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from the April, 1999 issue of Undercurrent

The new True North is hardly small and rustic: the fully air-conditioned, 114’ vessel travels at a maximum speed of 18 knots and boasts three decks, a galley, dining room, lounge, and library, plus two staterooms, six en suite double cabins, and seven twin-shares. It carries up to 30 passengers and 8 crew and features all the big-boat amenities, including daily maid service and mixed gas for nitrox-certified divers. The True North will visit Rowley when it’s accessible, from September 25 through November 30, and from March through September will be making tours to the Kimberly region of western Australia more comfortable for guests while they explore some stunning coastline that’s seldom seen. Exploration sounds easy enough: there are 5 runabouts and even a helicopter on board.

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