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Nice

Well done guys. Very impressive, and nice video! Chan Hol is now on my list...

I cannot tolerate the pressure when I dive 8 feet in a pool, too bad cause I always wanted to do scuba diving

This shot at 360p is a waste

really good tip!

Great tip!

Fast forwarding is much better than cutting the shots, that actually hurts the eyes!!! You've got the occasional flutter kick going on??? Beautiful terrain!!! They did a really nice job of filming you!!

So actually, we use now only the "LB-SR" what ever tank setting we have; heavy, light AL cylinders, in multi staging or single cylinder Sidemount configuration, in salt ocean waters as in fresh cave diving environment... Thanks!

The D-ring is firmly locked Andy... the weight of a tank won't move it at all; you really need to pull the "LB-SR" to make it slide, and then lock it again as you can hear it on the video! At the end of the video, we also show how you can reverse the locking side, if you're using heavy cylinder that will keep negative buoyancy all along your dive...

It's a feature of the DiveUltimate Sidemount system... wich is offered only to our students... As XDeep dealers, we offer LB-SR to our divers which needs feets the Stealth 2.0 but would like to tune it with this piece of hardware!

Well, your SM tanks are like you bakmounted tanks, we do balanced pressure between them to preserve the most equal as possible volume of gaz in each one of them. Stage tanks are used first to the planed pressure, then left on the cave line. We use them on the way back again. Gaz planning do count on the different possible failures on every tank of course.

Given variable cylinder buoyancy - won't the D-Rings pull themselves down whilst the cylinder is still negative? Or do you advocate only shifting onto these D-Rings once the cylinder becomes buoyant, then using the sliding function to refine trim as that buoyancy becomes greater? Great concept btw!

pretty cool!

Hola chicos!! muy bueno el video! una pregunta,yo no hago sidemount pero me gustaria saber como hacen el calculo del gas con los tanques sidemount principales?cambian de regulador cada cierto tiempo para balancear o usan un modo particular? gracias