Tauchbasis Kreidesee Hemmoor

Tauchenaward 2012 - 1. Preis - Kategorie Heimische Gewässer: And the winner is: Tauchbasis Kreidesee Hemmoor

Das Geheimnis wurde gestern auf der Award-Verleihung gelüftet. Auch 2012 wurde die Arbeit der Tauchbasis Kreidesee mit der begehrten Auszeichnung - Beste Tauchbasis Heimische Gewässer - ausgezeichnet. Zum wiederholtem Mal ging der begehrte "Oscar der Tauchbranche" somit nach Hemmoor.

Wir möchten an dieser Stelle allen unseren Kunden ein ganz herzliches Dankeschön sagen!

Diese Auszeichnung soll auch weiterhin unser Ansporn sein, um für Euch "die Beste im Norden" zu bleiben.
Die Tauchbasis Kreidesee erhält beim "tauchen-award" auf der internationalen Bootsmesse in Düsseldorf den 1. Platz in der Kategorie "Beste Tauchbasis Heimische Gewässer"
01.01.2012 Boot Dive Show Düsseldorf 21 till 29-jan-2012: Boot Dive Show Düsseldorf 21 till 29-Jan-2012 Diving Base Kreidesee
For boot Düsseldorf 2012, some 320 exhibitors are expected at the world’s biggest consumer show for diving in Halls 3 and 4.

Because of the planned U-boat safaries, this year, we will be present at the Dive Show with our U-Boat Kreidesee-Eurosub .

Diving in Norway - Hall 3 - F90.6.

We would be happy to see you!
22.12.11 Öffnungszeiten Feiertage: Öffnungszeiten Feiertage Tauchbasis Kreidesee
"Wir verzichten auf das Feiern und sind jeden Tag für Euch vor Ort!"
Außerhalb der Öffnungszeiten steht zusätzlich unsere Selbstfüllanlage zur Verfügung!

24.12.11    09.00 - 14.00 Uhr

25.12.11    09.00 - 12.00 Uhr und 14.00 – 16.00 Uhr

26.12.11    09.00 - 16.00 Uhr

31.12.11    09.00 - 14.00 Uhr

01.01.12   13.00 - 16.00 Uhr
14.11.11 U-Boot Safari to Norway 02/12: Due to particullarly good visibility diving base Stromsholmen and Kreidesee are organizing a special diving safari! A week-long combination of sports diving, U-boat rides and fishing including full accomodations in typical wooden huts, as well as full catering at the diver bar on the island Stroemsholmen.

Dives with the U-boat in the Laufoyfjord or the Atlantic. Planned are at least 3 dives per person at depths of 10 to 80 meters. Depending on the weather situation deeper dives might eventually be availible.

Sports dives in the region of Stromsholmen with no limit!. Dives directly in front of the diving base, or take a boat to a spot in the surrounding environment. Shipwrecks can be also be visited, like the beacon field for example.

All Participants will lodge in comfortable Norwegian huts. These are cozy and stylishly designed and have their own bathroom, kitchen, living room, TV and some even have wood burning stoves. Spending the night onboard of the MS Sula is possible as well. The distance to the diving base is, at a maximum, 200 meters away with wonderful views to Norwegian mountains and fjords.

Nobody has to worry about catering! A house own cook will look after guests in the mornings, mid-day, and evenings. Food will be had in the cozy divers bar at the base. In front of the diving base is a covered patio with a fire pit.

Those that want to, naturally, can go fishing. The waters along the coast are teeming with fish! Furthermore it is possible to go on a orca-safari to the Spitzbergen, which is also organized by Stromsholmen. (www.orcanorway.info the orca tour DOES NOT belong to our trip, but spots can be reserved if done in a timely matter!)

Price per person: 1850 €, excluding arrival by car or by plane to Kristiansund. Transfer from the airport is possible. (no extra cost)

Bookings at:

Tauchbasis Kreidesee
Cuxhavener Str. 1
21745 Hemmoor
Tel: (+49) 47 71 79 21
Fax: (+49) 47 71 64 26 12
e-mail: schmoldt@kreideseetaucher.de
www.kreideseetaucher.de
or
Strømsholmen Sjøsportsenter A/S Atlanterhavsveien N-6494 Vevang, Norway Tel: (+47) 71 29 81 74 (Office) Mob 1: (+47) 90 83 56 50 (Olav Magne Strømsholm) Mob 2: (+47) 99 22 67 57 (Solveig Molvik) Fax: (+47) 71 29 83 18 E-mail: post@stromsholmen.no www.stromsholmen.no
10.10.11 Possible cause of the accident from 01.10.11: After a week of deep sorrow and concern, we would like to announce the possible causes of this tragic accident, so hopefully a situation like this never arises again.

Both divers (TL and Rescue, both with many dives) had a high quality and cold water usable equipment, and were equipt with two seperate breath regulators as per regulation. According to the testemony of a fellow diver, it was a dive with air (Monocylinders) to 50 meters in depth, not along the drop-off wall in front of E5, but by following a furrow by E5, that slowly but surely went deeper to the flat ground by the drop-off wall. Groups of two were made all within visible sight. The rear team had the accident and the front team still tried to help a diver!

During the recovery several points were noted.
Diver 1 still had 65 bar in his cylinder, which was closed however. The inflator for the jacket was afixed to the closed apparatus. The backup apparatus had a very short connection hose, was not connected to the carabiner, and was afixed backwards. This means it can only be given to a partner, or put in your own mouth so that the bubble exhaust presses onto your nose.

Diver 2 had an empty cylinder that was open however. His backup apparatus also had a short hose that was afixed backwards.

It is thinkable that diver one suffered from an icing over of equipment because the main aparatus was closed. In this moment his jacket was without funktion as well. during the following switch to the backup apparatus, it is likely that a air/water mix was inhaled, as some machines pull water over the exhalation valve. Presumably diver 1 then switched to the back-up apparatus of diver 2. Due to panic and increased breathing volume, the breath rugulator froze and the cylinder emptied.
As both divers were wearing regular wetsuits, that at 50 meters depth generate little lift, non-functioning jackets and neither diver threw off there lead weights, a joint ascention useing alternate breathing would not work.

Unfourtunately we keep finding that many divers of foreign countries and holiday divers are not used to diving with a second apparatus. You cannot exclude the fact that some only complete a diving pass in warm water, and due to that only knows the Octopus and years later tries cold water dives. This can lead to future problems.
Thusly we wish that diving clubs world-wide inculde in their standard beginners course: correct use and configuration of two seperate breath regulators.
21.09.11 New shipwreck for the U-boat Eurosub and technical divers: Sinking of the Mahusan in the Kreidesee.
The 16 meter steel boat was sank to about 55 to 60 meters in depth as a diving location for the U-boat Eurosub and technical divers. This is to guarantee that sport divers and the U-boat do not hinder one another during times of high operation.

The ship was sank in the middle of the lake without a marking bouy and so has not been lacated yet. In the future, no bouy will be placed on it to keep sport divers from looking for it.
Further picturesd and video http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002556556046
05.09.11 Movie shoot at the Kreidesee: This week big things are happening at the Kreidesee!

On Tuesday and Wednesday a TV crew will be on the property. A car, which is hanging from a crane, will fall in the water. During shoots the U-boat Kreidesee Eurosub as well as marine divers will be put into action.

Furthermore, divers of the Federal Police will be practicing lifting a sunken car using a Liftbag this week.

Because of this entrance 0 will most likely be shut down from 0900 to 1200. Exact times can be found out at the Kreidesee!
04.08.2011 - Diving Base Kreidesee on Facebook!: Facebook is a website for building and maintaining social networks with which you can remain in contact with friends all over the world. We utilize the interactive abilities of Facebook to inform about interesting things at the Kreidesee and to contact partners and customers.

Visit us on Facebook, comment on pictures from the photography contests, inform us of interesting things or simply trade stories with other avid divers.
27.06.11 Video You Tube Kreidesee

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