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Man im discouraged, i think im returning my setup.

flappe di flap ventilen hedder en duck valve, sikkert fordi den ligner et andenæb 🙂

Thank you for making this video and the aida very helpful to me

Spend more time prepping for the dive than the actual dive! You "technical divers" who dive deep to see nothing crack me up 😂 😂 😂

I have a manifold from the 1960's that needs serviced so I can get operational for my classic twin 72's

I was worried when you said you route the cord under your long hose (cuz I was figuring you were going to line trap when you clip it off) but I was very happy to see how you clipped your light off! Thx for the tips!

What if the valve is stuck to the steeltank with m25x2 thread?

19:12 on recreational cylinders, we see dive shops and manufactures suggesting crystal lune be applied to the valve threads before screwing into the dive cylinder. Is it common practice to omit the grease when performing an O2 cleaning or one of those debatable points of preferance?

Good info...... Thanks..... But how long we need to clean the valve......

thanks indeed for this unique video.. it's very useful and clear..

Thanks for making this video and the detail!

Good stuff. Great talk. I love common sense.

Thank you, while I need a mother in law.

What's the reason for the extra double ender?

Thanks for the video! No problem leaving the burst disc on the valve during ultrasonic cleaning?

Can you make the video in English?

didnt get a word, but images were awesome! have U done that video again in english?

Awesome!. May I know how much is your weights and how you distribute it? What kind of backplate and wings? Thanks

Mange takk på tipps. I will gibe it a go next dive. Hilsen fra tyskland, Michael

Excellent - I wish I had been taught this lot when I started twin set diving....

Thank you for doing this video. Can you also do a dive cylinder oxygen cleaning video?

i wish i saw this before my first dive during my OWC. this is definitely helpful for those who dives.

At 16:08 when you're lubricating the o-rings on the stem, are you also lubricating the threads on the stem?

Only problem with this is that you'll scratch up your light housing pretty badly within a few dives...

How to service spindle struck

I followed this method to rig my can light, and I LOVE it. I switched to this after inadvertently "blinding" the boat captain on a night dive when I used the normal tied-on bolt snap. Now, I can clip my light to face down. Only problem I had was when my knot on the small bungee on the gland came undone. I re-tie and shrink tubing solved that issue.

Great and very helpful explanation!

Amazing. thanks.

More easy to get saltwater i to the 2nd stage, specifically when scootring.

Thank you very much. Such detail and clarity. You gave me the confidence to service my valves. All turning effortlessly now. Keep up the great work!!

Great video, thanks! Is there such a thing as "being too fit to dive"? What would be, in your opinion, the minimum fitness level for a diver? And how to assess that we are fit enough to dive?

looks great, but what about servicing the isolation valve between the first stages? Can you please do a video on that ?

An elegant solution for rigging a corded light with a Hogarthian long hose ! Yet another GREAT presentation, Ben!!

Love this setup !!!

You deserve way more subscribers. Awesome content!

cheers

Excellent, keep up the good work

Just subscribed Ben. You are very competent and friendly person, also great teacher 👍🙏

What's the two fang tool called ?

Saint-Georges cave, near my home...

Really good advice

Brilliant video. Very positive and helpful

Given the developments since 2012 Navy study (NEDU) we learned that keeping the bubble size small was not a good concept and deep stops in this Ratio deco should be rethought. Do you now have a different strategy and change your deep stops? Watching Simon Mitchel and David Doolette, I even think 30/80 needs a modification.

I'm in the process of getting.my PADI cert, during the first dive I did figure this out quick, 👌

More of this needs to be discussed as a diver moves to more advanced levels thank you for producing this video

Wouldn't the problem be solved by keeping your O2 regulator closed since it is the last bailout tank?

Thank you,I built one and used very practically in Aruba(strong currents), what hand sign is used for the Jon line?

All good tips especially the bonus. One thing though, I have no problem reaching back far enough, i.e reaching the manifold. It’s getting my hands outboard enough to reach the knobs that’s the problem. Also suggest moving the chest area of your dry suit up towards your shoulders when inflating to give your shoulders room to move up as you rotate them (same issue as not enough material under the arm). One last thing - wouldn’t it help pulling the shoulder straps up off your shoulders against the crotch strap? On land during mod valve drill I sink down to do the same thing to reach my valves...

I've seen little kids on "mommy lines," but never a diver on a buddy line. That's really a thing?

Oxygen clean, but... no nitrile gloves. Also is the plier oxyge clean? A lot of places to introduce hydrocarbons to the internal parts of the valve. Tainki into account that yhe internals should handle really high pressure O2! Not very professional.