Congrats on the success of your channel. You have the best cinematography and narration voice of any channel! Yes, even mine 😉😁. Your channel truly inspires me and I can learn and appreciate your content. Nice work my friend.
I'm going to have to pin your comment now LML :-P I could push to make it better, but feel being natural is more my style and I don't want to spend days on editing, it also sits better on the viewer too in my opinion, with some pro reviews they make it more like an advert and doesn't make me feel i'm part of it... warmth and being yourself is the key, and you my friend have those gifts... your baby ones are cute, but it's life and you feel the welcome :) Thanks again!
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman I never knew you already had a channel taken down. Thanks for the pin! You’re absolutely right and thank you for the kind words my friend. I smell a collab one day between us. 🤙
@@AvgJoeWatchReviews I have the details on my Instagram to why... was absolutely bonkers what they did, and I didn't breach their rules... all over an Aprils Fools joke which was meant to be funny... the channel was almost on 8000 subs at that point, and I just did a 7700 sub give away, yeah, I like odd numbers for a give away :-P You know if you ask me questions it will be a film LML :-P
I love to use what's around me, i'm very hands on with Mrs Rangeman's assets LML :-P I'm one of those guys that doesn't see "it can't be done" I will use zip ties and duck tape to continue if needs be... and to test the depth metre on these boys needed a WatchUP69 spark... a first I believe even though I made this type a video a year ago :-P Cheers for the support and glad it made you laugh :))
Thank you my friend... but this is a brand new video with just the pressure testing side... cheers for the support :) I've yet to reply to your last comment, but will address it tomorrow :))
Mr Rangeman just like that turns to Mr Innovation! The most detailed reviews on UA-cam. Another incredible walkthrough my friend. This version is on my Hitlist. Keep up the great work!
Hey my friend... On my original channel I had both these watches covered with a full tutorial showing the pressure pot side... so decided just to make the depth sensor side, as that's the side nobody has dared to modify a NUTRiBULLET pot as rolling pins hurt LML :-P Btw, I've got a troll on my channel called 'Grey Man' he's ripping into my videos calling me a lier and going super nip picky.... G-Shock Policing is what he's doing... I've seen he's commented on your channel too under my comment... he's stalking me LML :-P The Froggy D1000 is great, but the Gulfmaster is more useful in day to day :) Cheers for your feedback and support :))
That tutorial is gone :( thus why I made this side again... I didn't cover it enough in my opinion, so hopefully it has it all in one place... you're right, nobody has used a piece of kitchen kit to perform a 15m dive in a light box LML :-P
I use the record mode when I dive at night.....I measure my degrees when I enter the water and press record and take off into the dark depths and when am completed with the dive, I look at my location where I entered the water and head the opposite way and make it to the exact location where I started the dive.
I've never used the compass underwater, I have my massive 70mm Suunto... so it's possible to use the compass on the Froggy, well that's good to know :)) I do like the fact it has all you need if needed, and also makes a great backup too... the one G-Shock that has no worries about pressing buttons at depth... talking of depths, what do you average? Just seen there's a new diving pool in Dubai that's 60mtrs here's the link ua-cam.com/video/sC8D44WzTcU/v-deo.html
Hey! Please answer the question of how the strap is attached to the case of the CASIO G-SHOCK GWF D1000 Frogman watch. Is there any backlash of screws that fix the strap and is the entire axis of the attachment scrolling?
Hey buddy, Very easy to use, as long as you have the right tools for the job... so you'll need 2x hex head keys and fix them either side of the strap... then turn one of them counterclockwise until loose, then use your fingers to unscrew the last few threads, and you'll see it's a screw that goes into the other with one end longer than the other. Then inside there is a tube that will need removing... I've found that a BBQ wooden stick works well, but try not to use anything that's metal, as if you slip you'll dig into the strap and take a chunk out... you could also us a piece of plastic that's just a little under size... but this tube needs to be fully removed, and once out the strap will come away from the body. If you're struggling with removing the tube, just add some liquid soap around the edge and let it penetrate and this will make it easier if needed... hope that helps you my friend :))
I've yet to live a GWF-1000 in my collection, but am pleasantly happy with the GWF-D1000.... what's your thoughts on the analog Froggy??? Cheers for sharing my friend :))
@@Joker-yb6ks I've yet to own or experience the MT-G... am looking at the vintage ones at the moment, maybe if I strike a good deal it'll be one of those... but so many different ones pop up, so decisions are over whelming LML :-P I'd like to experience the Analog Frogman, just for a review, but personally I prefer the GWF-D1000 as it's all self contained with all that is needed, and would be a possible backup if needed. Still the best built G-Shocks I own, and I'm sure you'll agree... cheers :)
Out of all my gshocks so far besides the 2 in this video I got a good collection of em or atheist had 1 of each besides the frogman digital which I've always wanted closest I have is the mudmaster and to be honest I like my gd350-8 it seems to end up being me edc watch...I'm wandering how to frog compares to them!??
So you can’t manually start timing a ‘dive’ (like with the GWF-1000) ? You have to hit at least 1.5meters to allow the watch to automatically start recording /logging the data? If so, that’s a bummer since it’s nice to know when you started a timer at what time during the day/night. Thanks for your review
Hey buddy... that video was on my old channel which got removed because of an April Fools video using a replica DateJust, and I thought those videos would be safe so had no backups! So decided to just cover the depth side, as nobody is brave enough to take a Nutra-Bullet and turn it into a pressure pot LML :-P What do you need to know about the GWF-D1000, I can help you :)) Cheers!
@@inspector1973 You can reset back to factory setting by pressing the Light and button D together while the TEMP is in adjustment mode. You can also select the TEMP mode and place it in your fridge... while it's in TEMP the watch will take a reading every second over an hour... so would say after 30mins see what the reading is, and you should know a fridge is between 4 to 5c... then note the difference and deduct that when calibrating... then you'll have the perfect reading as it's in a controlled environment :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Well I have been playing myself around and actually found some tips to improve your excellent sustain trick : it also works with pressing the RU (RightUp) button. Moreover you can switch buttons, if you then press DL (DownLeft) and release RU while of course still pressing DL. The swiching also works if you only press DL at the first place.
Vibrations in the water will be very lost, more useful would be if the backlight flashed.... this side to diving is really critical, and something not to get wrong... depends on methods too, as some use rope with knots tied in it. Dive computers are still the most used, the Frogman is really more for backup or leisure dives... but if you really had no choice then the GWF-D1000 has the basics covered :)
Great video! 👍 Price of this base D1000 in black is creeping up hehe. Casio has that model listed as discontinued. Only the blue D1000B is still in production from all of them.
I bought mine at a good deal, so am pleased these are now going up and up, it's no surprise as it's just such an incredible little computer... I only use it in the waters btw, so you won't see me wearing it to my beach volley ball club LML :-P Cheers for the feedback, glad you enjoyed :))
You know I used to pump at The Gold Gym when I was in my 20's... was nicknamed The Chief... then about 4yrs later I was nicknamed Meatloaf as I stopped the Gym membership LML :-P
@@Mark-P You still remember that LML :-P We were talking about that the other day about doing a re-make... it was clever hey :-P Cheers for the support, feels like you were one of the earliest subs to the channel :)
I know this is silly but my question is.. What is the real usage of pressure pot? I know about pressure cooker but have no idea about that device you use
The pressure pot is something I made from a stolen item in our kitchen... but the idea is to simulate the pressure as if it's underwater so I can demonstrate the watches depth sensors :)
@@8zzzzzd79 It's because I made it myself... now you can use a heavy duty plastic bag or one of those sandwich bags with the zip... then squeeze it and watch how the depth gauge moves :))
I'm still waiting for one... was going to do a mad drive to Europe again to see how the GPS performs, and another ten or so pointless tests... so in the meantime you just never know what content flows next??? Cheers :)
Thank you my dear friend :) You know I like to entertain especially when a homemade pressure pot is involved LML :-P No, am not thinking of putting my tolling commenters in there LML :-P
This video is a "Motherload" of expertise and information. You do your research, and tell the truth. I didn't hear the audible tone telling me to slow down. That is a fact. But basic physics tells us that sound is much more intense, has much greater audibility, and will travel much farther under water. Y' all can look it up. Furthermore, If you're diving, you never take your eyes off your depth gauge, especially when surfacing. And you never rise faster/ or above your bubbles. That's basic SCUBA.
I did a community post about that, so have a look there. It was done by one of the Admins from the G-Shock Collectors WORLDWIDE Facebook watch group... there's a link to many photos too with them side by side :)
I@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Thanks for the reference. It was very helpful and I agree (not that he should care) with his comments. I got the watch because I do collect them but that said, it's definitely not as good as the digital models (as a practical point). Casio cut some of the features back but included Bluetooth. That said it is a handsome watch and one I appreciate and will wear. The composite keeper was a disappointment but it doesn't matter, I spoke with Jays and Kays and he is working on an adapter so that will likely have me putting the strap back in the box when I upgrade the watch. Thanks again, I always enjoy your reviews. --- Bill
@@billhughes9648 I'm not sure why G-Shock went full analog, maybe because CITIZEN have a few, but some of theirs use a depth gauge, which is very important... the GWF-D1000 is basically everything you need, but it's more as either a secondary backup or if you have nothing else available. It's also nice to view what you did that day around a restaurant table being that it's so compact. The analog isn't for me, but I do like it and can see how many will add it to their collection. For it to be better in the water the hands need too much bigger, as using an analog in the waters especially when murky isn't easy on the eyes, forget lume as a torch is always carried when in darker waters. Having the bluetooth side is nice, but you can only seen your data when connected. If I didn't have my Gravitymaster I might be more tempted, the style is growing on me, and am looking forward to view one in the hand, as pictures don't do any watch justice. Thanks for your comments and feedback on your new Frogman, can I ask which colour you decided upon? I quite like the red version :) Thanks for your support too. Best regards Phill
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman I got the one with the blue strap for a couple of reasons. First, I wanted the Japanese version which it is and secondly I liked the face color. That said, since I’m a big Jays an Kay’s fan, as soon as he builds the adaptors, I will be swapping the strap for that so I can use the Strapcode super engineer black PVD and or the variety of canvas or dive bands that they offer. I can also use a variety of NATO bands from Blue Shark or the variety of elastics that Nick Mankey Designs makes. Casio is still my favorite watch maker but I’m resisting the new Casio GBD-H1000 because of the mineral crystal and the fact that I did get end up springing for the Garmin 6X Pro Titanium and that pretty much satisfies my needs for a true sport watch. Anyway, your UA-cam Channel has pretty much fueled my passion for Casio, god forbid you take on another line. ;-). Thanks again for all of your good work. - Bill
@@billhughes9648 I didn't know the blue version was special... It would be nice if resin bracelets were optional, since getting my GW-B5600 with the resin bracelet I'm really preferring the feel and comfort, makes your wrist swell less I've noticed, but it doesn't rattle like metal. PVD sounds interesting for the new Frogman, would love a photo when that happens and maybe you could write about it, and I will feature it on the community page as an idea?? I've had a few messages asking if the new G-Squad GBD is good for swimming and cycling also, but it seems it doesn't and is focused more on fitness training and running, so G-Shock missed a huge gap there! The Fenix does seem to be the one, but with the app down is really making route planning a mess... I posted on the community page about this if you didn't know. Thanks for the messages and support, and you know I'm a CASIO nut the most... I like SEIKO's and vintage, and I will feature some of my collection just to include other brands that I'm enjoying.
Without question... GWF-D1000!!! Steel DLC case with dive meter, self contained with LOG data and the best, the strap is long :))) Digital display for diving anytime, analog not that great unless it has giant hands, but to be honest that's more gimmick :-P
@@champagnejunior It's on another level... I only use it in the waters, as the lug to lug is too long plus for all day wearing it's top heavy :-P I do enjoy my Gulfmaster on the bracelet, now that's an incredible watch and one that will stay :))
Awsome video! Btw, can u please made a review/tutorial for a new frogman? I need a tutorial for a new frogman. I appriciate your help sir..tq. Love from malaysia ✌🏻
Hey buddy... am waiting on many G-Shocks, but here in the UK all is on hold... so checkout my buddies tutorial on his GWF-A1000 and his fantastic channel in the meantime... cheers :) ua-cam.com/video/kLnj7UAvkNw/v-deo.html
If I had to choose for daily use, then the GWN-Q1000... has more features I need more... the Frogman is an amazing watch, but I only use it for my water activities, it's too long for all day to be honest... build quality the Frogman wins, but for excitement value, the Gulfmaster... you also have a blacklight that can be used as a torch. Hope that helps you my friend ;)
Cheers buddy... am looking for the new ideas, and not repeats in another style of voice and pretending to know about what's the best tie that matches a dress watch at a McDonalds Drive-Thru LML :-P
@@henriquesantoslimalima32 No início do Q1000, eles tiveram um problema com as mãos não alinhadas e alguns outros pequenos problemas, mas agora esses movimentos foram substituídos ... Espero que seja sobre isso que você perguntou :)
That's fantastic to know my friend :)) Have you any photos from the depths??? How is the resin strap holding up with the waters, and any other parts around the watch??? Cheers once again for sharing :))
the resin problem on the rangeman and all g-shocks (outdoor survival) is fire and knife cuts. go make a fire with a fire stick at 3000 degrees the spark is very bad for your g-shock you can instantly damage it on the model gpr-b1000 the bracellet costs between 150 and 200 euro and on the gwg-1000 between 150 and 180 euros in store so you have to remove it to start a fire in the forest ... if you work with wood you work with small knives you slip and cut your watch given its size and material. it's 2 points its rarely discussed what do you think?
Hey my friend... a very good point... I know a few welders who used to wear watches, but with the tiny pits on the crystal they've decided it just ruins a watch. Those flint fire starters can cause damage to the resin bezels and bracelets, but a fire stick I've yet to hear much about that side. Sometimes a watch strap does serve to protect too, but slipping with a knife seems like something isn't being used correctly, unless they're using a machete on someone else :-P If a G-Shock hasn't got marks then it's not being used... all the ones I use regularly have signs of having a good time :) A good topic, and if I come back to it I will sure mention it was your idea :) Cheers buddy!
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yes i am talking aboutflint fire starters the translation was not as expected. for my knife story i meant that for casio (survival) (outdoor activity) watches we would have expected strong steel or hybrid material resistant to fire and cuts. the MUD master series is not considered as a sports watch but as a watch for extreme environments which means that you have to cook, purify the water and therefore light fires you are in extreme conditions. Obviously you have a blade with you so for basic survival, a roof to sleep on, a fire to warm up, eat to cleanse, a blade to hunt and build. the gps of the gpr-b1000 is very good for that to locate areas of interest and record them in an extreme environment so it should have taken into account the fire and the cut to be able to call it (survival)
@@champagnejunior If using a cerated edged blade then this will make more damage to the resin... bracelets in extreme conditions gets clogged with dirt, and this soon wears on the pins in the links making them sag... I personally like the carbon insert straps, more endurable and less likely to fail as it's one piece. Sometimes I attach my watch to a carabiner as it's not practical on the wrist, plus you won't loose it :-P I feel the GPR is pretty up there with the best, and having a possibility of setting 60 point memos is a huge bonus :)
You liked it when I said 'Frogmaster' to me these are without doubt the Pro Masters... but Citizen took that name... but I know :) Will post on my community page with a recommend to your channel this week :))
@@fsr2880 Built for different reasons... Froggy is for the waters, not comfy as the lug to lugs are too wide, but in the waters it's another fish... the Rangeman is the one I use the most, very practical and tacks me without battery concerns... the Froggy is Diver's rated thus is built for the harsh sea elements, while the Rangeman is more towards dust, mud and impacts... both have place in my collection :)
Congrats on the success of your channel. You have the best cinematography and narration voice of any channel! Yes, even mine 😉😁. Your channel truly inspires me and I can learn and appreciate your content. Nice work my friend.
I'm going to have to pin your comment now LML :-P
I could push to make it better, but feel being natural is more my style and I don't want to spend days on editing, it also sits better on the viewer too in my opinion, with some pro reviews they make it more like an advert and doesn't make me feel i'm part of it... warmth and being yourself is the key, and you my friend have those gifts... your baby ones are cute, but it's life and you feel the welcome :) Thanks again!
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman I never knew you already had a channel taken down. Thanks for the pin! You’re absolutely right and thank you for the kind words my friend. I smell a collab one day between us. 🤙
@@AvgJoeWatchReviews I have the details on my Instagram to why... was absolutely bonkers what they did, and I didn't breach their rules... all over an Aprils Fools joke which was meant to be funny... the channel was almost on 8000 subs at that point, and I just did a 7700 sub give away, yeah, I like odd numbers for a give away :-P
You know if you ask me questions it will be a film LML :-P
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman just sent you a DM on IG.
Ha-ha-ha! Simulating a dive using common kitchen appliance. I wonder if anyone has done it before? In any case ... it was very nicely done, sir.
I love to use what's around me, i'm very hands on with Mrs Rangeman's assets LML :-P
I'm one of those guys that doesn't see "it can't be done" I will use zip ties and duck tape to continue if needs be... and to test the depth metre on these boys needed a WatchUP69 spark... a first I believe even though I made this type a video a year ago :-P
Cheers for the support and glad it made you laugh :))
Awesome comparison and I always enjoy your correct use of the English language
So good you re-uploaded this great video! Pressure pot - best idea ever 😊
Thank you my friend... but this is a brand new video with just the pressure testing side... cheers for the support :) I've yet to reply to your last comment, but will address it tomorrow :))
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman dear friend I feeling ashamed not to recognize that it is new! Sorry for my mistake!
And there is no need to answer always 😉
@@hansspiegl8684 No problem at all my dear friend... and you know me, I always answer as it's polite :))
Have a great weekend and chat soon :)
Mr Rangeman just like that turns to Mr Innovation! The most detailed reviews on UA-cam. Another incredible walkthrough my friend. This version is on my Hitlist. Keep up the great work!
Hey my friend... On my original channel I had both these watches covered with a full tutorial showing the pressure pot side... so decided just to make the depth sensor side, as that's the side nobody has dared to modify a NUTRiBULLET pot as rolling pins hurt LML :-P
Btw, I've got a troll on my channel called 'Grey Man' he's ripping into my videos calling me a lier and going super nip picky.... G-Shock Policing is what he's doing... I've seen he's commented on your channel too under my comment... he's stalking me LML :-P
The Froggy D1000 is great, but the Gulfmaster is more useful in day to day :)
Cheers for your feedback and support :))
MrRangeman, this is by far the most comprehensive review/test of the D series Frogman’s dive mode on the net. We’ll played sir😉
Cheers buddy... I did do these tests before on my original channel, but now I've made it just focused on this side... cheers for the feedback :)
You also have a GWF-D1000 tutorial on the channel. Great video, haven't seen anyone conducting a dive mode test on these before.
That tutorial is gone :( thus why I made this side again... I didn't cover it enough in my opinion, so hopefully it has it all in one place... you're right, nobody has used a piece of kitchen kit to perform a 15m dive in a light box LML :-P
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman lol at that.
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I use the record mode when I dive at night.....I measure my degrees when I enter the water and press record and take off into the dark depths and when am completed with the dive, I look at my location where I entered the water and head the opposite way and make it to the exact location where I started the dive.
I've never used the compass underwater, I have my massive 70mm Suunto... so it's possible to use the compass on the Froggy, well that's good to know :))
I do like the fact it has all you need if needed, and also makes a great backup too... the one G-Shock that has no worries about pressing buttons at depth... talking of depths, what do you average? Just seen there's a new diving pool in Dubai that's 60mtrs here's the link ua-cam.com/video/sC8D44WzTcU/v-deo.html
Hey! Please answer the question of how the strap is attached to the case of the CASIO G-SHOCK GWF D1000 Frogman watch. Is there any backlash of screws that fix the strap and is the entire axis of the attachment scrolling?
Hey buddy,
Very easy to use, as long as you have the right tools for the job... so you'll need 2x hex head keys and fix them either side of the strap... then turn one of them counterclockwise until loose, then use your fingers to unscrew the last few threads, and you'll see it's a screw that goes into the other with one end longer than the other.
Then inside there is a tube that will need removing... I've found that a BBQ wooden stick works well, but try not to use anything that's metal, as if you slip you'll dig into the strap and take a chunk out... you could also us a piece of plastic that's just a little under size... but this tube needs to be fully removed, and once out the strap will come away from the body.
If you're struggling with removing the tube, just add some liquid soap around the edge and let it penetrate and this will make it easier if needed... hope that helps you my friend :))
I always love my 2 frogman, gwf-d1000nv and gwf-1000.
I've yet to live a GWF-1000 in my collection, but am pleasantly happy with the GWF-D1000.... what's your thoughts on the analog Froggy???
Cheers for sharing my friend :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman bro i don't like anolog frogman, if i buy anolog frogman,better i buy MTG. Thanks bro
@@Joker-yb6ks I've yet to own or experience the MT-G... am looking at the vintage ones at the moment, maybe if I strike a good deal it'll be one of those... but so many different ones pop up, so decisions are over whelming LML :-P
I'd like to experience the Analog Frogman, just for a review, but personally I prefer the GWF-D1000 as it's all self contained with all that is needed, and would be a possible backup if needed. Still the best built G-Shocks I own, and I'm sure you'll agree... cheers :)
Nice watch
Having to stop myself getting this as appear to have bought the analogue one which helpfully has no depth gauge lol they spoilt our fun 😄
Just seen your Frogman video LML :-P
Out of all my gshocks so far besides the 2 in this video I got a good collection of em or atheist had 1 of each besides the frogman digital which I've always wanted closest I have is the mudmaster and to be honest I like my gd350-8 it seems to end up being me edc watch...I'm wandering how to frog compares to them!??
So you can’t manually start timing a ‘dive’ (like with the GWF-1000) ? You have to hit at least 1.5meters to allow the watch to automatically start recording /logging the data?
If so, that’s a bummer since it’s nice to know when you started a timer at what time during the day/night.
Thanks for your review
Your channel is impressive 👏
Bag popping 🤪 the wives will make a bloody mess but worth the challenge to see how well the bags hold up
Who are you calling a bag??? LML :-P
My friend a long time ago you had a full detailed tutorial for the GWF-D1000 frogman, unfortunately I do not see it any more in your videos. 😞
Hey buddy... that video was on my old channel which got removed because of an April Fools video using a replica DateJust, and I thought those videos would be safe so had no backups!
So decided to just cover the depth side, as nobody is brave enough to take a Nutra-Bullet and turn it into a pressure pot LML :-P
What do you need to know about the GWF-D1000, I can help you :))
Cheers!
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman OK good to know. Do you have any idea how to get the thermometer back to factory setting? I think I messed it up. :)
@@inspector1973 You can reset back to factory setting by pressing the Light and button D together while the TEMP is in adjustment mode. You can also select the TEMP mode and place it in your fridge... while it's in TEMP the watch will take a reading every second over an hour... so would say after 30mins see what the reading is, and you should know a fridge is between 4 to 5c... then note the difference and deduct that when calibrating... then you'll have the perfect reading as it's in a controlled environment :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Thank you very much. It worked like a charm. Your reply is appreciated. Cheers.
@@inspector1973 Glad I could help you my friend :)) Cheers!
When will you get your hands on the new frogman. There is no in-depth review on the dive mode function. IE on how it works and if it’s just a gimmick.
I've got some options, possible to have one loaned from a subscriber... but the dive side is about length of time over depth just to add :)
thanks for the excellent tip about holding the down left button when moving the hands. AFAIK it wasn't documented anywhere.
It's not written anywhere, this is what I do with all my G-Shocks... pressing buttons looking for that secret feature... cheers :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Well I have been playing myself around and actually found some tips to improve your excellent sustain trick : it also works with pressing the RU (RightUp) button. Moreover you can switch buttons, if you then press DL (DownLeft) and release RU while of course still pressing DL. The swiching also works if you only press DL at the first place.
I think that a vibrate alarm to warn you to slow down would be useful.
Vibrations in the water will be very lost, more useful would be if the backlight flashed.... this side to diving is really critical, and something not to get wrong... depends on methods too, as some use rope with knots tied in it. Dive computers are still the most used, the Frogman is really more for backup or leisure dives... but if you really had no choice then the GWF-D1000 has the basics covered :)
Does it has safety and deco stop feature?
Great video! 👍 Price of this base D1000 in black is creeping up hehe. Casio has that model listed as discontinued. Only the blue D1000B is still in production from all of them.
I bought mine at a good deal, so am pleased these are now going up and up, it's no surprise as it's just such an incredible little computer... I only use it in the waters btw, so you won't see me wearing it to my beach volley ball club LML :-P
Cheers for the feedback, glad you enjoyed :))
Great tutorial with two of G-Shocks greatest watches 🫶👊💥
I am sticking to pure digital Frog. Love the way you did your pressures and subliminal Durex was a nice touch too. 😄
Froggy Digi's are my fave for sure... glad you liked my safety advert LML :-P
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman It just goes to show that too many hands on a frog will make for many more tadpole invasions. 🙈😄
@@Daud76 The Spawn of the Frogman's... now that's a WatchUP69 mini movie right there :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman The Spawn of the Frogman. A great name indeed! 🤩 Any special guest star appearances (in alphabetical order of course)? 🤭
@@Daud76 I will play myself, not with myself and pop more balloons LML :-P
Slow and clear!! Thanks much!!
Very cool! I would buy the analog frogman if it had a depth meter but this is still the better watch
Where can i find the gwn q in 2022!!?
Great pumping video Mr Rangeman!
You know I used to pump at The Gold Gym when I was in my 20's... was nicknamed The Chief... then about 4yrs later I was nicknamed Meatloaf as I stopped the Gym membership LML :-P
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman You better join Mrs Rangeman, when she pops out to the gym? Oh, I forgot, she went to McDonalds! LML 👍
@@Mark-P You still remember that LML :-P We were talking about that the other day about doing a re-make... it was clever hey :-P
Cheers for the support, feels like you were one of the earliest subs to the channel :)
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman I was Mr Rangeman, when I subscribed you had 145 subs! 👍
@@Mark-P Then you will always be that number without the 45 :)))))
I know this is silly but my question is..
What is the real usage of pressure pot? I know about pressure cooker but have no idea about that device you use
The pressure pot is something I made from a stolen item in our kitchen... but the idea is to simulate the pressure as if it's underwater so I can demonstrate the watches depth sensors :)
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman thank you for your answer!
I search up google for pressure pot and the results available are only pressure cooker
@@8zzzzzd79 It's because I made it myself... now you can use a heavy duty plastic bag or one of those sandwich bags with the zip... then squeeze it and watch how the depth gauge moves :))
Can you do a video for tips and use with a g shock gbd h1000?
I'm still waiting for one... was going to do a mad drive to Europe again to see how the GPS performs, and another ten or so pointless tests... so in the meantime you just never know what content flows next??? Cheers :)
Great stuff, very interesting and educational, thanks for sharing 👍🍻
Thank you my dear friend :) You know I like to entertain especially when a homemade pressure pot is involved LML :-P No, am not thinking of putting my tolling commenters in there LML :-P
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman haha 😂 (would be nice though hey)😂👍🍻
@@simoncrawford350 I would need an air compressor from a Road Worrier so it really makes them small LML :-P
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman 😂🤣😂👍🍻
Splendid!
This video is a "Motherload" of expertise and information. You do your research, and tell the truth.
I didn't hear the audible tone telling me to slow down. That is a fact.
But basic physics tells us that sound is much more intense, has much greater audibility, and will travel much farther under water. Y' all can look it up.
Furthermore,
If you're diving, you never take your eyes off your depth gauge, especially when surfacing. And you never rise faster/ or above your bubbles. That's basic SCUBA.
Love to see the Frogman digital GWF-D1000 compared with the new Frogman Analog GWF-A1000... when you get a moment ;-)
I did a community post about that, so have a look there. It was done by one of the Admins from the G-Shock Collectors WORLDWIDE Facebook watch group... there's a link to many photos too with them side by side :)
I@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Thanks for the reference. It was very helpful and I agree (not that he should care) with his comments. I got the watch because I do collect them but that said, it's definitely not as good as the digital models (as a practical point). Casio cut some of the features back but included Bluetooth. That said it is a handsome watch and one I appreciate and will wear. The composite keeper was a disappointment but it doesn't matter, I spoke with Jays and Kays and he is working on an adapter so that will likely have me putting the strap back in the box when I upgrade the watch. Thanks again, I always enjoy your reviews. --- Bill
@@billhughes9648 I'm not sure why G-Shock went full analog, maybe because CITIZEN have a few, but some of theirs use a depth gauge, which is very important... the GWF-D1000 is basically everything you need, but it's more as either a secondary backup or if you have nothing else available. It's also nice to view what you did that day around a restaurant table being that it's so compact.
The analog isn't for me, but I do like it and can see how many will add it to their collection. For it to be better in the water the hands need too much bigger, as using an analog in the waters especially when murky isn't easy on the eyes, forget lume as a torch is always carried when in darker waters. Having the bluetooth side is nice, but you can only seen your data when connected. If I didn't have my Gravitymaster I might be more tempted, the style is growing on me, and am looking forward to view one in the hand, as pictures don't do any watch justice.
Thanks for your comments and feedback on your new Frogman, can I ask which colour you decided upon? I quite like the red version :)
Thanks for your support too.
Best regards
Phill
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman I got the one with the blue strap for a couple of reasons. First, I wanted the Japanese version which it is and secondly I liked the face color. That said, since I’m a big Jays an Kay’s fan, as soon as he builds the adaptors, I will be swapping the strap for that so I can use the Strapcode super engineer black PVD and or the variety of canvas or dive bands that they offer. I can also use a variety of NATO bands from Blue Shark or the variety of elastics that Nick Mankey Designs makes. Casio is still my favorite watch maker but I’m resisting the new Casio GBD-H1000 because of the mineral crystal and the fact that I did get end up springing for the Garmin 6X Pro Titanium and that pretty much satisfies my needs for a true sport watch. Anyway, your UA-cam Channel has pretty much fueled my passion for Casio, god forbid you take on another line. ;-). Thanks again for all of your good work. - Bill
@@billhughes9648 I didn't know the blue version was special... It would be nice if resin bracelets were optional, since getting my GW-B5600 with the resin bracelet I'm really preferring the feel and comfort, makes your wrist swell less I've noticed, but it doesn't rattle like metal. PVD sounds interesting for the new Frogman, would love a photo when that happens and maybe you could write about it, and I will feature it on the community page as an idea??
I've had a few messages asking if the new G-Squad GBD is good for swimming and cycling also, but it seems it doesn't and is focused more on fitness training and running, so G-Shock missed a huge gap there! The Fenix does seem to be the one, but with the app down is really making route planning a mess... I posted on the community page about this if you didn't know.
Thanks for the messages and support, and you know I'm a CASIO nut the most... I like SEIKO's and vintage, and I will feature some of my collection just to include other brands that I'm enjoying.
A very informative video, thank you for sharing.
I believe it's the only one to test the dive metres on dry land in a lightbox :-P
Cheers for the support my friend :)
Very well explained. 👍🏻
Thanks to Mrs Rangeman's Bullet Pot LML :-P
The Frogman 🐸 is in a league of its own. 😊
Liked the experimental design - to achieve more with less.
Cheers buddy... so far nobody has shown fully how it works, so now I have covered that side :)
what u prefere old or new frogman ? gwf d1000 or gwf-A1000
Without question... GWF-D1000!!! Steel DLC case with dive meter, self contained with LOG data and the best, the strap is long :)))
Digital display for diving anytime, analog not that great unless it has giant hands, but to be honest that's more gimmick :-P
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yeah d1000 is nice
@@champagnejunior It's on another level... I only use it in the waters, as the lug to lug is too long plus for all day wearing it's top heavy :-P
I do enjoy my Gulfmaster on the bracelet, now that's an incredible watch and one that will stay :))
Awsome video! Btw, can u please made a review/tutorial for a new frogman? I need a tutorial for a new frogman. I appriciate your help sir..tq. Love from malaysia ✌🏻
Hey buddy... am waiting on many G-Shocks, but here in the UK all is on hold... so checkout my buddies tutorial on his GWF-A1000 and his fantastic channel in the meantime... cheers :)
ua-cam.com/video/kLnj7UAvkNw/v-deo.html
I HAVE GWF-D1000NV AND GWN-Q1000MC.... NICE VIDEO...
I guess it was nice seeing their depth sensors at work :)) Cheers for the feedback my friend!
Bela demonstração
Do you prefer GWN Q1000 or GWF D1000 ?
If I had to choose for daily use, then the GWN-Q1000... has more features I need more... the Frogman is an amazing watch, but I only use it for my water activities, it's too long for all day to be honest... build quality the Frogman wins, but for excitement value, the Gulfmaster... you also have a blacklight that can be used as a torch.
Hope that helps you my friend ;)
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman Perfect
Such informative videos
Cheers buddy... am looking for the new ideas, and not repeats in another style of voice and pretending to know about what's the best tie that matches a dress watch at a McDonalds Drive-Thru LML :-P
super cool video!!
Cheers bud... something not done before :)
Olá muito bom vídeo 👌 o gwn da muito defeitos q1000
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Ei amigo ... grito pelo seu apoio :))
@@henriquesantoslimalima32 No início do Q1000, eles tiveram um problema com as mãos não alinhadas e alguns outros pequenos problemas, mas agora esses movimentos foram substituídos ... Espero que seja sobre isso que você perguntou :)
Logged my 100th dive on the GWN-Q1000MB
That's fantastic to know my friend :))
Have you any photos from the depths???
How is the resin strap holding up with the waters, and any other parts around the watch???
Cheers once again for sharing :))
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman you can watch day and night dive using the gulfmaster in my channel.
the resin problem on the rangeman and all g-shocks (outdoor survival) is fire and knife cuts. go make a fire with a fire stick at 3000 degrees the spark is very bad for your g-shock you can instantly damage it on the model gpr-b1000 the bracellet costs between 150 and 200 euro and on the gwg-1000 between 150 and 180 euros in store so you have to remove it to start a fire in the forest ... if you work with wood you work with small knives you slip and cut your watch given its size and material. it's 2 points its rarely discussed what do you think?
Hey my friend... a very good point... I know a few welders who used to wear watches, but with the tiny pits on the crystal they've decided it just ruins a watch. Those flint fire starters can cause damage to the resin bezels and bracelets, but a fire stick I've yet to hear much about that side.
Sometimes a watch strap does serve to protect too, but slipping with a knife seems like something isn't being used correctly, unless they're using a machete on someone else :-P
If a G-Shock hasn't got marks then it's not being used... all the ones I use regularly have signs of having a good time :)
A good topic, and if I come back to it I will sure mention it was your idea :)
Cheers buddy!
@@WatchUP69MrRangeman yes i am talking aboutflint fire starters the translation was not as expected. for my knife story i meant that for casio (survival) (outdoor activity) watches we would have expected strong steel or hybrid material resistant to fire and cuts. the MUD master series is not considered as a sports watch but as a watch for extreme environments which means that you have to cook, purify the water and therefore light fires you are in extreme conditions. Obviously you have a blade with you so for basic survival, a roof to sleep on, a fire to warm up, eat to cleanse, a blade to hunt and build. the gps of the gpr-b1000 is very good for that to locate areas of interest and record them in an extreme environment so it should have taken into account the fire and the cut to be able to call it (survival)
@@champagnejunior If using a cerated edged blade then this will make more damage to the resin... bracelets in extreme conditions gets clogged with dirt, and this soon wears on the pins in the links making them sag... I personally like the carbon insert straps, more endurable and less likely to fail as it's one piece. Sometimes I attach my watch to a carabiner as it's not practical on the wrist, plus you won't loose it :-P
I feel the GPR is pretty up there with the best, and having a possibility of setting 60 point memos is a huge bonus :)
Gulfmaster 👍
Let’s just say, you know how I feel about the “Frogmaster” 😉
You liked it when I said 'Frogmaster' to me these are without doubt the Pro Masters... but Citizen took that name... but I know :)
Will post on my community page with a recommend to your channel this week :))
WatchUP69 Mr Rangeman cheers for the support 😉
The Frog 🐸 is such a well built and cool watch.
The most built in my opinion :))
Frogman got nothing on rangeman.
@@fsr2880 the Rangy is good but the Frog is better hehe..
@@stevenuk That discussion I can understand 😉. Still gpr-b1000... Is well built, and more comfortable on the wrist.
@@fsr2880 Built for different reasons... Froggy is for the waters, not comfy as the lug to lugs are too wide, but in the waters it's another fish... the Rangeman is the one I use the most, very practical and tacks me without battery concerns... the Froggy is Diver's rated thus is built for the harsh sea elements, while the Rangeman is more towards dust, mud and impacts... both have place in my collection :)
nobody knows how to drown during your experiments ?
...probably because they all use the shower LML :-P