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you can use whatever gas you want - I think you'll find a huge difference in numbers that a deco program churns out for air vs 36/25 - I don't believe there is any imperical support for people being able to adapt to narcosis. If I bailout out I want the clearest head possible not to mentional potentially synergistic o2, narcosis, co2 and decompression issues

glad you found it useful

Pretty sure that’s what I talk about (venting volume from mouth). You can’t empty counter lung and shut o2 at same time as they are on the same side. Furthermore, a bov is not gonna help as now you can’t vent the loop via mouth (or nose)

@@gbdivering yes we are venting thru nose/mouth while closing oxygen, which is an immediate response to the buoyancy change. Then dil flushing while on loop, further managing buoyancy. Other instructors also teach an alternative method of bailing out first and closing oxygen, then venting loop via pull cord only. YMMV depending on the buoyancy situation

Bov doesn’t help at all since your primary issue is the excess buoyancy

@gbdivering this is in support of your very quick and convenient bail out to BOV at 0:20, which is maximally quick and tidy, allowing for a quick valve shut and loop dump via counterlung OPV (right hip elevated). Though perhaps slightly less quick re: buoyancy as the on-loop close / flush / dump reaction. A distant third place goes to anything involving a necklaced or staged regulator.

The braided nylon doesn’t seem to stretch and if it does the mouth piece never leaks at all :)

I use the ones that nautilus in UK sells... I don't see them on nautilus's website right now but might not be looking in right place

those are for the u/w suction cleaner

Great you’ll love it when you get there

@@gbdivering CCR1 is it enough to dive at Malin Head? 🤔

@rcah6191 depends on the diver :)

One well designed oring is more than enough :) the places where you can find a double oring are often to stop rocking or in case of head to protect the other oring from debris

Took a lot of takes 😂

Can never have enough :)

This is Croatia with brits, chinese and Italians

@@JohnKennedy-zt1mr thanks john - it’s nice diving but expensive …

I dive both bov and dsv without any preference … just what my hand comes to first during setup (or what students/teammates have). If you set your harness properly you will not get tipped over - control your equipment don’t let it control you :)

Hello Matthew - where are you based? I can source parts like that.

@@gbdivering I am based in Essex.

@@matthewjones5731 Nautilus dealer can get those parts - message me if you cant find

Hi Graham, I'm also in need of one of those parts, both a standard lp splitter and suit inflate dual direction splitter. I can't find the parts anywhere, even on the nautilus website; can you source them?

@@harveyng1 I can - are you in uk?

@@flymol0 will let you know when (if) it makes it to production

@@WiggoLarsen sounds like my Swedish brothers yes 🤣

Its a prototype ... will let you know if it ever gets released

ITS MINE NOW :D

Still working on my jr bubble maker 😝

@@nex8686 you have sharp eyes … it’s a prototype

Yes what is it? Looks sweet

@@aha200971 sponsored athlete 🤣

Aye

Just an old dog on a rough road 😇

Check out the 360 stuff from outside - might bring back some memories - although the flight deck has no collapsed

@@gbdivering I absolutely loved diving on the Nagato...all the history. The accommodations were comfortable. I enjoyed the afternoon swim in front of our rooms. You knew it was dinner time when the shark fins would appear in the bay. Another memorable event was getting to the bottom. We did that as fast as possible as we were diving Air and deco was 75% O2 hung from the dive boat on a trellis of sorts. Anyway, during one dash to the bottom we saw two sharks swimming up to meet us. They passed me and one shark head butted my friend in the gut. He didn't bite, just a head butt. It sorta frightened us, but by the time we reached the bottom we were so under the affects of narcosis that we brushed it off.

@@dougallen5873 happy memories :)

@@dougallen5873 it’s good diving - there are better places though :) did you see the longer videos?

@@gbdivering I did not see the longer videos. I'll look for them. We traveled to Bikini in 2007 and agree, there are better dive destinations. Truuk Lagoon was better and the Cayman Islands wall dives are more beautiful.

@@dougallen5873 here’s one USS Saratoga uncut penetration - dentist chairs, CIC & Admirals Quarters - loads of details #diving ua-cam.com/video/2VRDcSB0XYQ/v-deo.html there’s also some 360 vids so you can look around and compare to your trip

Thank you :)

When you get to heavy tech or rb your lungs are ineffective - in rec diving you will still benefit from proper, precise buoyancy control in breathing and relaxation which will translate into better situational awareness and most importantly fun :)

In my experience there is no difference between students with or without T2 - so same 6/7 day schedule eitherway. CCR2 is a hard class regardless

@@gbdivering tnx. I saw it’s a hard one but I also noticed it’s a very fun one :-)

haha

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Ah yes … I need to get that up and running again

No where to hide 🤣

It’s annodised just like the original black … but just a different colour

I have d7s on back ;)

glad you find them useful

Thanks

Thanks for your comment and I agree partially… Somehow if you don’t know how to control your airway then you can close your nose (or wear a mask). I would suggest developing airway control and awareness of what the rebreather is doing and why it’s not working (eg nose breathing)

1-2 L soapy water

That kinda depends if the 50 is heavy or not … the last thing you want is a heavy leash

Ahh yes of course, thanks for the response!

Its a good idea to have aquasure/aquaseal in your spares kit

:D :D :D I dunno the pacific is a pretty deep and pretty big quarry man