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7- Day Dive Adventure in the Remote Corners of the Sea of Cortez

Dive in Luxury in the Sea of Cortez with the Academy of Scuba and Ned Deloach

Phoenix, AZ - Thursday, May 28, 2009 - The Academy of Scuba today announced that it has reserved the week of July 11th, 2009 for its clients aboard the luxury dive liveaboard – the Rocio del Mar.  The Academy of Scuba and its guests will be venturing off to the Midriff Islands and other remote Sea of Cortez Dive Destinations seldom seen by divers. 

The Rocio del Mar is based out of Puerto Penasco Mexico, also known to divers and beachgoers in the Southwestern U.S., as Rocky Point. The Rocio del Mar is 110 feet of all steel construction, powered by twin turbo diesels, housing ten guest staterooms, equipped with the latest marine electronics to get you to the best dive sites quickly and safely. Sites are being ‘hand-selected’ by the Academy of Scuba Staff and expert dive guides on the Rocio del Mar to ensure our clients experience the broadest diversity of sea life the Sea of Cortez has to offer.

The Academy of Scuba will be welcoming, as its resident experts and special guests, Ned and Anna Deloach. Ned and Anna are seasoned marine life experts. During the trip, they will be leading our guests on dives, conducting video and photo clinics, and facilitating workshops on marine life behavior and identification.  The Deloaches are coming to the Sea of Cortez and you have the chance to learn with the very best in the field of fish identification and marine life behavior.  Ned Deloach is a published author, editor, and a photographer. Some of the published credits of Ned Deloach include Coastal Fish Identification California to Alaska 2nd Ed., Reef Fish Identification: Baja to Panama, Reef Fish Identification - Tropical Pacific, and Reef Fish Identification: Florida, Caribbean, Bahamas.

Diving with Deloach’s will be the memory of a lifetime.  These seasoned veterans will help you understand the underwater realm like you never imagined, commented John Flanders, president of the Academy of Scuba.  We are truly honored to have such distinguished marine life experts leading the way on this incredible adventure.

For more information and to book you reservation on the July 11, 2009 Sea of Cortez 7 Day Dive Adventure, please visit http://www.academyofscuba.com. For more information on the Rocio del Mar, please visit http://www.rociodelmarliveaboard.com.

Space is limited to 16 passengers.  Travel Insurance is highly recommended.

About The Academy of Scuba™

The Academy of Scuba is an SDI/TDI Dive Training Facility, a DAN Training Center/Business Member and a SeaSigns Instructor Development Center. The Academy of Scuba is an industry innovator for developing, implementing and reinforcing advanced level Scuba diver training programs. The Academy of Scuba focuses on training with an emphasis to create “great divers”.  The sole purpose of the Academy of Scuba is to not just put people in the water, but to keep people in the water. The Academy of Scuba assists divers in increasing enjoyment, adventure and safety through better education and more frequent dive experience.

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I Have an 86 Sea-ray with twin 350s. The starboard engine will run 3000 rpm under load and stall?

I can put it back in neutral and it will restart. Then it will ideal and in gear run back up to 2000 and stall again. I have replaced the fuel filter and checked the timing. Should I be looking more at the electrical system or fuel?

i'd double check the ignition system 1st, just because its easier to do.
check your dwell settings with your breaker points and the plugs.

it wouldnt hurt to pull your plugs and see how they look, and do a compression test to check the basic motor condition while the plugs are out of the way.

but fuel system can cause problems like you describe.
something limits the flow and it cant keep the motor fed at higher rpms when the fuel demand passes a certain amount.
i'm guessing the motors share a fuel tank, which means its not a tank vent. filters would be the next suspect, some boats have more then one.

and there is a possibilty of a leak in the line and its sucking air. two ways to check that, just replace the hoses (not a bad idea with an 86 anyways), or install a piece of clear hose as close to the motor end of the line as possible and look for air bubbles flowing through it.

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