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APEX – Deep

APEX – Deep. Status as of 01 March 2013. Prepared by: Ernest Petzrick, APEX Product Line Manager. APEX – Deep Status. 2013 Profile from over 6,000 meters, 26/27 FEB 2013 Multiple profiles over 6,000 meters, ongoing Compressibility tests, ongoing

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APEX – Deep

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  1. APEX – Deep Status as of 01 March 2013 Prepared by: Ernest Petzrick, APEX Product Line Manager

  2. APEX – Deep Status 2013 Profile from over 6,000 meters, 26/27 FEB 2013 Multiple profiles over 6,000 meters, ongoing Compressibility tests, ongoing Fall – altimeter and turbidity sensor testing Lithium Battery testing 2014 Available for purchase

  3. APEX – Deep Historical 2011 Basic Mechanical/Electrical design Preliminary glass testing Decision to use glass spheres for hull 2012 Cycle testing of spheres – 500+ cycles, 10,000 psi Glass hole pattern and drilled pressure testing Open/Close training Build Prototypes 4,000 meter test dives Hull 2 4,062 meters Hull 3 4,069 meters Incorporate lessons learned, design mods, build

  4. APEX – Deep Spiral 1 test October 30, 2012 – 4,069 meters South West of Hawaii, HI

  5. APEX – Deep FEB deployment @6,200 meters deep

  6. APEX – Deep FEB deployment

  7. APEX – Deep Position as of 18 March 2013 San Juan, P.R.

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