A digital tour of the KISS Spirit and Sidewinder rebreathers
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2020
- Tony of Divetech Grand Cayman takes us on a quick virtual tour of the KISS Orca Spirit and Sidewinder rebreather layouts using renderings from Solidworks.
To view a high-resolution version of the diagram used in this video, please visit www.divetech.com/kissdiagram
Nice, thank you. I watch the Dive Talk channel and know they use the KISS.
Great video would love to see more
I absolutely love Mike Young!!! Hes a genuine soul. I like Dive Talk as well....l beleive they both work at KISS in some form or fashion like instructors or something...theyre definetly pros and l absolutely love how they preach safety 1St and they dont seem to have massive egos......which can kill in the industry unfortunately so we gotta keep our egos in check.
Nice work Tony..
Nice video Tony!
great video bro
Super Cool
Is a stuck on diluent valve possible ? How long before that was an issue .? Remedy ?
Can anyone give me some kind of rough idea of the cost and time needed to get open water certified? These rebreathers would be so much fun in the lake and local creeks. There are so many bluffs and deep holes I'd like to see the bottom of around here.
6k+ average $7500
@@scrappyweeman4952Is that JUST to get certified or does that include the basic equipment too?
i do 3d.... is there any other kind of rendering besides digital???
I mean you could render something in real space with clay or something so they say "digital" rendering to imply that it's on a computer and not a physical mockup.
@tonymorris4335 I guess the term could be used in claymation and 2d animation or anytime multiple images put in together to make a moving image... I just always thought of "rendering" as actually using cpu/gpu to compute and calculate out a 3d image....
Darn, the link is broken now
Is that a new kiss website?
It is! It will be launched very shortly ;-)