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04:29 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Lost ROV
I need your help - we lost a vehicle last Thursday in the South Pass Area while doing a platform inspection. See the attached poster.
The vehicle was lost at South Pass Block 93 (“B” platform). The location of that platform is as follows:
89° 23.61' (89.3935°)
28° 40.18' (28.66964°)
We believe that the vehicle was initially drifting on a 210° to 240° vector from the platform at approximately 1 knot. We believe that on this vector the vehicle is most likely in the Grand Isle area or the South Timbalier area.
Please circulate this to your vessel staff. Hopefully, they will keep an eye out for it and we get out lost child back.
Best Regards,
Bob
Bob Christ, President
SeaTrepid International LLC
23083 Hwy 190E
P.O. Box 898
Robert, Louisiana 70455-0898
Phone: +1(985)350-6299
Fax: +1(985)520-0002
Cell: +1(985)981-7437
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bobchrist
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04:32 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Here is the Reward poster. |
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bobchrist
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05:06 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Sorry to hear of your loss...
Grande Isle is a smashing place to visit...add a '0' to your reward and I'll fly out and find it
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T-Boy
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15:29 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Did you have a FM beacon or dead ROV loss transponder on the vehicle?
If so what frequency?
DanF
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DANFROV
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20:26 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Where is this Grande Isle ?
I confess I don't know where it is
In my observational experience , ROV's only get lost on platforms because People don't know when to call it quits when the weather is up or some muppet trying to liveboat it and the tether gets severed by hungry ships thruster or canna maintain position. How about the ROV breaking down in the most inconvenient of times........... night time .....sea getting rough and the current starts to run
I'm sorry to hear the loss of your Sub Atlantic vehicle  |
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lostboy
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21:46 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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| lostboy wrote: | Where is this Grande Isle ?
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Lostboy,
It's on the Coast of Louisiana. Up until a few months ago it had some really nice beaches...
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Chief
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23:17 Tue 12 Oct 10 |
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Aaagh so it was in the states , Maybe they should hire those Expert Divers that were on TV last week ! Boy were they good
I could not agree more Mr driver
But I would prefer it in £££££££
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lostboy
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03:39 Wed 13 Oct 10 |
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Sorry to hear that you have lost one of your Mohican's. When you recover it if you need any support from Sub-Atlantic get in touch and we will go our best to get you up and running as soon as possible. |
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kaamil_4
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05:59 Wed 13 Oct 10 |
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Pick your friends wisely........ Sub Atlantic |
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javajohn
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06:39 Wed 13 Oct 10 |
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| javajohn wrote: | | Pick your friends wisely........ Sub Atlantic |
What's up with the subtle threats??? I mean they are offering to help someone get their system back up and running, are you saying they as a company shouldn't help their customers?
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Chief
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05:29 Tue 19 Oct 10 |
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No threats Mate....... Sub Atlantic is a great company..... They just need to know who they are dealing with.... ya know what I mean????? Just a word of caution to my mates over at SA.... |
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javajohn
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08:30 Thu 21 Oct 10 |
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| ExcavatorDrivers wrote: | LB
Your post should read 'ROVs only get lost on platforms because the team doesn't have the necessary experience to operate them'. Don't kid yourself about dead sub/ TMS, bad weather blah, blah, blah - all these situations can be dealt with and the sub recovered to deck withouth loss provided the supv and ideally the PTs know what they are doing.
Too many clowns and jugglers in the industry these days and as with Mr Pump Breaker, it's costing companies big $$$. Why not pay some of those big $$$ to guys who know the job and keep costs down rather than suffer losses like this by using muppets  |
I'll second that!!! |
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scotbeve
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21:07 Sat 23 Oct 10 |
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Oh, boy. This thread is going downhill quickly.
-d |
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DanDolson
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