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Dive 104
Divesite:Htms Sattacut Wreck
2013-06-24
Monday
24 June
2013
Divelocation:
Koh Tao,
Thailand
Divecenter:
Assava Dive resort
Divecenter association:
Started dive: 08:30:00
Air: 30
℃
Ended dive: 09:04:00
Max depth: 28.9 m
Average depth: Not known m
Surface: 30
℃
visibility: 5m
Tank: Unkown
Pressure level: 0 bar
Start: 200 bar
End: 70 bar
Bottom: 29
℃
Time dive: 00:34:00
Weight belt (kg)
3.0
Type of dive specified:
No
Used nitrox:
No
Own comments
Dive site mapping, strong currents, DSD OW
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Divesite Htms Sattacut Wreck
Location
Koh Tao
Description
The English to Thai translation of Koh Tao is “Turtle Island”. It was originally named by local fisherman and settlers who described a turtle shape when looking at the island from their boats. The island does have a healthy population of sea turtles with both Hawksbill and Green turtles living in the waters off the island. They are a common sight for divers when they are out fun diving or taking a diving course. Koh Tao is known for beeing one of the best places to learn to dive, and yet see beautiful coral reefs with plenty of fishes Koh tao complete guide: https://www.kohtaocompleteguide.com/diving/koh-tao-dive-sites/
Access to location
By boat appr 1,5 hours, from city Chumphon.
Best time to visit location
Any time is good, however Spring to autum n has better weather.
Country
Thailand
Average ranking by divers
Information about the site
Just outside white rock... lays from 29m to 18m with several different levels, and also places where to dive into. very good site practise and dive into. Koh Taos latest shipwreck the HTMS Sattakut (LCI [Landing Craft Infantry] 742) has quickly become one of our favourite and most visited divesites here at Simple Life Divers. At 48 meters in length, this former US World War II Navy vessel (formerly known as the USS LCI(M)-739) was commissioned into the Royal Thai Navy in 1947 where it served until it was decommissioned in 2007. Previously, as a US Navy ship it most famously participated in The Battle of Iwo Jima one of the fiercest and most strategic battles between the USA and Japan during World War II.
Access to the site
bny boat 20m from pier
Conditions around the site
can be hard currents and wavy, and poor visibility between 5 to 10m
Average depth
20
Maximum depth
30
Currents
Weak currents,Weak currents and usually easy to dive, seldom strong currents
Surface conditions
Small waves,Small waves and selldom harsh conditions at surface
Recommended diver experience level
Advanced DiverAdvanced Diver,Advanced diver with certificate up to rescue diver and at least 50 dives
Number of logged dives
1
Near dive centers
Assava Dive resort
Easy Divers Koh Tao
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