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12:15 really? I'd argue GoPro was better here.

I love Tern TX & have completed 28 dives so far with it. Just paused your video to looked up my SAC rate. I’m learning a little more each time I watch you. Thank you for great information on all the different features on the app via my Tern TX!! My husband liked mine so much he purchased a Peregrine TX & we’re on our way to getting his 1st dive on it while we’re doing our checkout dive for navigation!! 🎉🎉

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Couldn't agree more. I am only mad that I just upgraded my Mares Quad Air to a Perdix 2 a month ago for sidemount mode and the compass...and then Shearwater launched the Peregrine TX with both those features for $400 less...lol. Awesome video as always!

pressure at 10 m = 2 atm ( 1 atm = 14.6959 psi ) , pressure at 10 m is 2 atm , almost 29 pounds per square inch.. you may want to recheck ur facts

Interesting channel, i found u in my recommendation

id always see videos of people finding guns in lakes BUT A BUS, A PLANE AND A YACHT?!?!!! that just sounds impossible to me like whats next a house under a lake?

This guy is the best !

I should go there apparently its in Wake Forest

Cool

How does air integration extend bottom time?

Love how he replies to almost every single comment

Finding a whole civilization in a lake

I’ve been to fantasy lake

Is this sunken yacht would be raised up to the surface?

the captains chair was there last I was there a couple weeks ago.

Wow love your videos! I must say this is one of the coolest video ive ever seen! Keep up the good work!

Well said on so many points. It's fun to be old enough and have been diving long enough to see things come around. This industry is so resistant to new tech. When AI first came out the "old guard" wasn't having it. The arguments held no water and it always came back to "This is the way we have always done it....." Ridiculous. Now, with AI and airsource/inflators we dive rigs with 2 hoses. Super streamlined and less failure points. Even tech is leaning toward AI, finally. Next step, hoseless regulators......🤣

I found this to be very helpful even in snorkeling. I do a lot of this in the gulf (salt water) looking for scallops. Because of lung capacity if your in 6/8 foot of water your upper body always wants to rise up and you have to work to stay down. For this I use a vest with lot of webbing. I end up with about 12-13 lbs with full lung capacity. I put about 9-10 lbs just under my shoulder blades or nipple height, this allows me to stay nice and flat about 20/24 inches off the bottom. MY weights are held on with Velcro with 10 ft landaus so if you ever felt in trouble you just tear them off and fall to the bottom. This is a great video to help divers and snorkelers. Thanks Rick D.

I have been using AI on Shearwater Teric for my whole diving career. I really like it from a SA point of view. I feel like having all relevant information (compass heading, tank pressure(s), depth, and deco) with one glance at the dive computer makes diving both safer and more enjoyable. Particularly if some of your attention is already diverted to working with a camera. I have seen so many firm believers in analog SPGs finish dives on my long hose due to not looking at their SPGs frequently enough. These days I just use two transmitters on my Sidemount setup. I always pack a replacement battery and two button SPGs in my bag just in case. I typically have an analog backup when diving backmount. Transmitter failures are quite rare on Shearwater, but it is good peace of mind. Not a factor on Sidemount though as that setup is redundant anyway. You can quite easily feel how much air is in a tank relative to the working transmitter due to buoyancy changes (assuming your trim is really good, but why would you sidemount if it is not...).

I can relate to a lot of this *except*!! for me... Wetsuit and hood = warm water, cold water =Drysuit and undersuit plus thermal underwear big boots thick hood, thick gloves. All that extra clothing/trapped air makes buoyancy even more frustrating to master. Great to hear from an instructor who admits to having found things difficult sometimes when they were a novice! I have very sinky legs, but when I lift heels towards bum, all the air moves to the legs and the suit wants to flip me upside down 😡

Hi bro. Nice video 👌🏻. I have a problem, my ankles are not to flexible and I don’t get de frog , moreover I use a Mares avantti 4 and I feel it to hard( I don’t have big legs muscles). So do u think that is a good idea change those fins maybe for smaller ones? Apeks Rk3 perhaps?, I don’t know. What do you recommend for me??? Thanks so much

I think there was cars you saw were in another video with MrBeast because the challenger had to get money out of sinking car. Maybe that’s why those cars are there.

i don't agree ... Everyone should know how to plan !! Plan a TTS and a take-off pressure that depends on the TTS. It's easy, even for decompression dives with Air or Nitrox

Thank you for your video, can you use toothpaste or a lighter on a tempered glass? I just bought a Tusa mask, and I want to make sure I do the thing properly 😁

thank you so much! just dive+ alone is already a game changer for me

Good show, I like it. January 2024 I passed advanced scuba diving course in Cuba it was with SNSI which is not recognized by PADI in Canada. For underwater navigation I used Perdix it was OK but, when I used compass I can't see other things on display. Next January I'll dive in Dominican Rep in La Romana. It will be with Dresell Divers and I'll take the PADI advanced diver course with them. Today I purchased Suunto SK-8 compass so it will be more handy. Yours video helps to get idea how to use it and understand it. By the way, you have many good tutorial videos. I'm almost 70, but I'm happy from what I'm doing with support form people like you. Thx man.

This MIGHT be quill lake from roblox

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Wouldn't you suggest ai computers. They will grow with you instead of buying 2 .

That’s so cool

Well.... the YT algorithm is doing its mysterious things it seems!

How long did it take for u to make it to 100 million?

Garmin MK2i integrated user. Can monitor kids' air so easily and their usage gets added to the Garmin dive logs so we can compare.

This stuff needs to be taught and actually practiced in intro courses, not just glossed over.

I have never heard Apeks drysuit valves and inflators called "proprietary". They have been around for years and are used by many different vendors. Obviously Aqualung and Apeks drysuits use them. Others are DUI, O-Three, SFTech, just to name a few. Most vendors wont take the time to service those parts...they will simply replace them. The challenge with the two suits you review... Hollis, after you purchase you get to experience the disastrous customer support Huish is now known for. With Apeks you have to wonder what is happening with Aqualung Group. They are in a terrible financial position and were acquired by Barings who is trying to get their money back and is selling brands under the Aqualung Group bit by bit.

0:35 "It may extend your bottom time." How? Having air integrated device changes my SAC? 4:10 GTR is optimistic value, because it is based on TTS and TTS is it self optimistic. It counts with fast ascent at maximum speed.

that torch made no difference, get a real camera light on top of your head instead!! :D

so recover the boat and get a free one!! :D

Keep in mind when doing a bigger tank the weight situation I tried it before and my air consumption was even worth because I forgot to remove some of the weight and used the same amount of weight I used with smaller tank 😅😅😅

Ooof I thought this was gonna be a hot take but you made a few sensible points! I think the ability to track your SAC rate, diving progress and have data-backed answers to questions are big reasons to get AI. I’ve got half a mind now on the Garmin MK3i as Garmin watches satisfies my above water needs the best but it’s one that puts a crater in my bank account. I’ve eyed that if the long shot possibility of becoming an instructor comes to fruition, but your video convinces me as a rec diver to consider AI