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Old 23 October 2012, 20:25   #21
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Old 23 October 2012, 20:26   #22
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There's also a load of inshore ones:

James Egan Layne
HMS Elk
Maine
Persier
Foyle
Rosehill
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Old 23 October 2012, 22:44   #23
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Most of the Diver Guide books are rough enough for co-ordinates. I like to fly around the wreck a few times in the rib using the sounder to really map the wreck clearly and set the gps to "show trails" you can hit the WPT button a few times on really interesting looking bits as you start going around more slowly and gradually build up a few WPT marks to get the best estimate for dropping a shot on it. I find with a decent sounder even well broken wrecks show ok if you can read them properly, not a hard game really with a bit of practice.
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Old 23 October 2012, 23:14   #24
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Yes, some good advice here for you now? You'll be bringing up portholes left, right & centre now! Oops! Sorry, we don't do that anymore! lol
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