The truth about twinset diving by Steve Martin | Sidemounting.com
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- I talk through my history and background using twinsets and I go onto explain why I now only use sidemount for all the diving I do. Show your appreciation by liking, commenting and sharing this video. More videos like this found by joining my facebook fan page - sidemounting and subscribing to my UA-cam channel
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Many good points touched. having completed a sidemount course we found that we needed to address all the points you raised and rhib diving, shore diving, particularly in Gozo all needed consideration. It gives us pleasure to dive excusively sidemount now and the problems, real or imagined are largely overcome. Thanks for the videos. M
Good point elaborated. Whether is SM or BM both works very well. For recreational diving and exploration it may be a good setup but for a level of commercial and construction diving SM is just not feasible.
Nicely said. Thank you, agree on the training
Great Video, thanks 4 sharing ! i agree :)
Awesome video and diving, congats mate ! Luis Cejudo
I gave up at 04:48 - You seem very experienced. Didn't learn much about twinset diving from this video.
I think sidemount is the right tool for the right job ie: cave restrictions where a twinset cannot fit. But yes, twinsets on a rib are difficult if there is no ladder.
Good man. honest account. keep it up. you're an education. and a depth if nowledge. (excuse spelling). make more videos.
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would you also use sidemount in open water?
very interesting thank you steve, I would be very interested to hear your opinion on UTD's point of view. what you think of using a manifold VS independent doubles.
"I have experience... vast experience... a lot of experience"
Steve I have a question I've been watching your videos I got into side mount I want to get an xdeep 2.0 side mount system but I have a Nomad XT what is your opinion on these two different systems
Off topic here, but what a beautiful man!
This was really informative. I’m interested in tec diving, and am frustrated with my recreational dive gear (aqualung rogue). I’m definitely into the idea of the standard BPW because it’s so easily configured, but hauling a twin set into a rocky beach entry (Bonaire) just doesn’t seem enjoyable. I like the idea of redundant air sources even for recreational diving. Having your valves easily reachable and visible makes more sense to me for use and troubleshooting a problem too. I just recently saw a video on the UTD channel where they have created a method for rigging their regulators for tying their two tanks together, but still being able to isolate them like with a twin set. ua-cam.com/video/wkDaiKfLNqo/v-deo.html If you get a chance to look into that let us all know what you think about it. Cheers!!!