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I have a clients lake that continues to leak (1"+ per day, compensated for evap.). I have a few suspect sites that I would like inspected and marked with floats. Doe anyone have a contact for a SCUBA diver, preferably a diver that has worked in this scenario before? Thanks for any input. Brad Vollmar Vollmar Pond and Lake Management www.texaspondmanagement.com
Brad Vollmar Vollmar Pond and Lake Management www.texaspondmanagement.com____________________________________ What's the difference between a lake and a pond? If you are selling it's lake! If you are buying it's a pond!
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Brad, I used to dive but that situation sounds like finding a few needles in a hay-stack. Is there any way you could put a food grade dye in those areas and see where it is coming out?
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Call a local dive shop and ask.
"I have not failed, I have only found 10,000 ways that won't work"
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