Gas switching procedure with 3 stages

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  • The addtion to the interview with Achim, taken by Mike van Splunteren on how to handle 3 stages. Here´s the underwater part. The Gas switching procedure with 3 Stages.
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Komentáře • 317

  • @CoastalDevelopment
    @CoastalDevelopment  Před 4 lety +10

    for those comments regarding this procedure in drygloves: czcams.com/video/urT4WtKQaDw/video.html

  • @carrollgauthier5750
    @carrollgauthier5750 Před 4 lety +32

    This diver is a Pro and knows his equipment and DECOM steps like the back of his hand

  • @montypythonish
    @montypythonish Před 4 lety +46

    I've been UK diving for about 15 years with BSAC. That was beautiful to watch. Way beyond my Nitrox twinset. Excellent trim, clear signals and at one with your kit.

    • @BushCampingTools
      @BushCampingTools Před 4 lety +10

      That was the key statement there: "at one with the kit" no way to do it smoothly unless.

    • @felipmoll9371
      @felipmoll9371 Před rokem

      Clear signals, except this one: czcams.com/video/ATfl-ou2_Yc/video.html

    • @trollhunterhound1505
      @trollhunterhound1505 Před rokem +1

      Very well put..

  • @PioneerPauly
    @PioneerPauly Před 5 lety +13

    That was neat. So clearly and professionally explained. Well done!

  • @davestadnik8739
    @davestadnik8739 Před 2 lety +12

    That was really impressive, mad respect 🙏🏻

  • @hamzabakri9031
    @hamzabakri9031 Před 3 lety +1

    Knows where every clip and lanyard is. Such a great control and execution. Very inspiring.

  • @frankdieber7090
    @frankdieber7090 Před 4 lety +4

    Every video I watch from ISE I learn something , I find my self watching the same video several times and each time I watch it I find something new or something better than how I do it.

  • @wayneleinen7030
    @wayneleinen7030 Před 3 lety

    Nothing short of mastery. Beautiful.

  • @TritonTv69420
    @TritonTv69420 Před 4 lety +1

    Nice video! Clear calm signals and no hesitation. This man is pro :)

  • @eftihismaraslis5192
    @eftihismaraslis5192 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you for the excellent demonstration .Very pro procedure.

  • @aurora1962
    @aurora1962 Před 7 lety +120

    Damn, this guy's good...

  • @HealthSupercharger
    @HealthSupercharger Před 7 lety +2

    This is so interesting to see you have so many tanks. I thought going into doubles is such a bulky way of diving, but now I see that you have several which is interesting to say the least.

  • @fabiobai1664
    @fabiobai1664 Před 7 lety +3

    Ein wirklich tolles Video. Zweifelsohne tauchtechnisch gesehen super, aber eben auch, weil es ansonsten kein Video gibt, welches dasselbe zeigt - ein mögliches Szenario mit 3 Stages. Ich sehe immer nur Videos zum Thema "Gaswechsel". Hier endlich mall einen "kompletten" Tauchgang, super!

  • @simonthome5148
    @simonthome5148 Před 5 lety +6

    Great video! I would really like to see an equivalent video for a CCR bailout using 3 stages please

  • @numbnuts8437
    @numbnuts8437 Před 7 lety +34

    Very professional

  • @kevinvandenborre56
    @kevinvandenborre56 Před 7 lety

    verry nice video ! watched it a few times already! amazing skills ! keep up the good work !

  • @nitijenberbudi4104
    @nitijenberbudi4104 Před 4 lety

    smooth and clean good job

  • @superbholidays3520
    @superbholidays3520 Před 4 lety +1

    Beautiful to watch....I need to practice more 👌

  • @xlBLoodii
    @xlBLoodii Před 6 lety

    Nice video. Very professional 👏

  • @Rooster1.94
    @Rooster1.94 Před 6 lety +4

    Amazing - such ease. Love to reach this level.

  • @bazoooooooooooooooka
    @bazoooooooooooooooka Před 3 lety

    Eines der besten Videos dazu!

  • @beaucointreau5665
    @beaucointreau5665 Před 7 lety +1

    Fantastic. Thank you.

  • @arroyodflint7114
    @arroyodflint7114 Před 2 lety

    very smooth .. awesome

  • @mustanggun
    @mustanggun Před 3 lety

    Not a word, but lots of info. Thx much

  • @amrudiving
    @amrudiving Před rokem

    I watched this video more than 100 times to try to figure out how do you kick the leash to fall of in such a way ?
    Magnificent control 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @martindowndeep
    @martindowndeep Před 7 lety

    great video, nice skills. thanks.

  • @malabou75
    @malabou75 Před 7 lety +11

    Could you make a video on how to make the leash that you use to attach the third bottle that is behind your backmounted tanks?

  • @trollhunterhound1505
    @trollhunterhound1505 Před rokem

    Nice style.
    Sharp signals. Learned from your dive.
    Cheers bud.!!

  • @neilhay2155
    @neilhay2155 Před 5 lety +3

    Great skill display. Very well done. First class diver.

  • @nikitafedorenko9977
    @nikitafedorenko9977 Před 6 lety +1

    WOW! Just perfect!!!

  • @Simsaladoo
    @Simsaladoo Před 5 lety

    Awesome stuff

  • @johndillon5767
    @johndillon5767 Před 4 lety

    Majorly Awesome!!

  • @BushCampingTools
    @BushCampingTools Před 4 lety

    Great video, yeah the feel from the finger tips, methodic and cool.

  • @TheJoeyboots
    @TheJoeyboots Před 4 lety +4

    Great buoyancy control.

  • @rjgiddings
    @rjgiddings Před 5 lety +6

    Watching this video...makes me realize I need some better dexterity dry gloves. Very nice job here ! Very clean.

  • @kevinsoundmixer
    @kevinsoundmixer Před rokem

    Excellent!

  • @johnb2271
    @johnb2271 Před 5 lety

    Cool! Thanks for sharing ;)

  • @RobertBodziockdivenow
    @RobertBodziockdivenow Před 7 lety +1

    Superbe maîtrise des ''relais''...Bravo. Présentation superbe et belle sono.

  • @pierredumand3348
    @pierredumand3348 Před 5 lety +8

    Hi Achim,
    Excellent video ! I can see some great mastered skills !
    Just one question...
    Why isn't there specific nitrox regs on deco tanks ?
    And, I don't see any transmitter mounted either on your first stages for your computer.
    I believe there is a good reason for that...
    Is it not recommended as technical dives?
    Thanks.

    • @edwardlyden7902
      @edwardlyden7902 Před 4 lety +1

      Don’t use transmitters when tech diving they are a failure point. I am sure all his Regs are oxygen rated but are not marked like in recreational diving plus you won’t see nitrox stickers on his tanks but will be marked with specific gas being used his back gas,stage bottles can be used for different gas mixtures

    • @razorr3751
      @razorr3751 Před 3 lety

      @@edwardlyden7902 there would be the possibility he treated his gear at a specialized scuba diving store maybe, which would then not be specially marked as usable with nitrox but still be fine

  • @achimreschke2510
    @achimreschke2510 Před 4 lety +3

    Gold Job. Gold skills. Lets forgett about the Hand sign on 2.05 😉

    • @coolzomp
      @coolzomp Před 3 lety

      Hes going up to deco depth, and signaling that

  • @conference-interpreter

    Amazing

  • @fredread9216
    @fredread9216 Před 4 lety +4

    Very well demo’ed. Thought about getting into tech diving but just didn’t want to get bogged down with all the tech. And certainly added risk. But do appreciate the skill. Thanks.

    • @juannaval541
      @juannaval541 Před 4 lety +2

      Hi Fred, thanks for the complement. It's not necessarily for everyone, but there's a lot of ah ha moments even in a foundational level class. One of my current students came to me for a recreational clinic. When he took it, he always maintained he wouldn't progress to tech (too risky). Then every now and then he'd come back taking another class, then another in between experience dives. That was 7 years ago, he's now a Technical diver and is taking his Cave soon. Have you tried taking one similar? In ISE that would be a BoE.

  • @blubundweg87
    @blubundweg87 Před 7 lety

    Hi Achim
    tolles video aber warum riffst du die steages nicht sidemount? wäre das nicht stromlinenförmiget und bequemer als eine leash?
    grüße
    Christian

  • @Ni2_Technical_Diving
    @Ni2_Technical_Diving Před 5 lety +5

    Very amazing trimm & high professional! It phenomenal! I would like to know how many dives you have! The most epic scene for mee: 4:20, when he does the kick! Und mir ist aufgefallen, dass du der deutschen Sprache mächtig bist! Finde deine Skills sehr beeindruckend!

  • @DrGlax
    @DrGlax Před 3 lety

    @InnerSpaceExplorers solid video thanks for sharing. Do you know what mask the diver here is using?

  • @andreselquevienecadames8681

    Dont gomero, CZcams i love your Chanel

  • @laurentdayan1045
    @laurentdayan1045 Před 6 lety

    Toujours aussi pro à regarder

  • @candyman3K
    @candyman3K Před 6 lety

    Brilliant! Would be interested in seeing how you organise the clips on the left hip dring, ie. in what order and why. Maybe something for another video?

    • @SplitPhotography
      @SplitPhotography Před 5 lety

      mac_3k usually pressure guage on top, and leach on bottom. The other stages in common order in between.

  • @solomanlonewolf
    @solomanlonewolf Před 2 lety

    And I'm struggling with just one deco tank. But he inspires me!

  • @alancoghlan8863
    @alancoghlan8863 Před 7 lety +1

    Hi just wached your utube about stage set up and helmet set up very good with the stage set up would the tag not get knock were you had it?? i like it hope to see more cheer alan

  • @MrTzompy
    @MrTzompy Před 2 lety

    Insane skills

  • @josc8950
    @josc8950 Před 8 lety

    good stuff

  • @poppetrurazvan3900
    @poppetrurazvan3900 Před měsícem

    Wonderfull, perfect.

  • @speedlime1515
    @speedlime1515 Před 4 lety

    Must be GUE trained. Great Vid showing how it is done .

  • @CoastalDevelopment
    @CoastalDevelopment  Před 7 lety +12

    hi Isaac, the light in the Video is from finsub.

  • @geoffwaterman6560
    @geoffwaterman6560 Před 4 lety

    Wow professional.
    how much extra weight do you need to carry it all those empty bottles towards the end of your dive ? you must weigh a ton before you even get down to start the dive ? and then how do you carry enough air at the start of the dive in your BCD or an extra pocket to counteract being too heavy?

  • @GerritLeman
    @GerritLeman Před 8 lety +1

    Great ! Thank you for making the movie . One question: did you not say to store the primary light on the inside of the D ring ;-) ? I saw you store it on the right side of the D ring : twice. Just wondering? But great movie. Thank you. Your movies inspired me to do BOE+ training with Alain Dobbelaere. Will continue with ISE.

    • @CoastalDevelopment
      @CoastalDevelopment  Před 8 lety

      HI Gerrit, thanks for your feedback. if there is no reg I can clip it from outside. if then the reg comes on top - it basically moves to the inside. (hope this makes sense)

  • @dr.g6105
    @dr.g6105 Před 4 lety

    Those are some crazy trim and buoyancy control skills. Multiple level stops with no reference point with perfect trim. I will never be that good.

    • @husqvarnastyler
      @husqvarnastyler Před 4 lety

      Scott Gustafson Maybe you just have to Try try try try and try and finaly you will do it without Problems

  • @patera984
    @patera984 Před 3 lety

    amazing

  • @alerod21
    @alerod21 Před 4 lety

    Hi! Which kind of compass you wearing? Looks like Suunto but it’s not I think

  • @fredrik.larsen
    @fredrik.larsen Před 4 lety +3

    Really nice. Such a pleasure to watch. I am curious though. How easy can you do this with dry gloves on?

  • @GlamazonBarbie
    @GlamazonBarbie Před 5 lety +1

    Holy Crap! You are a Tec God!!! I want to dive with you.

  • @DickyChap
    @DickyChap Před 4 lety +1

    Amazing. One day I hope to be half as good as him. Respect.

    • @arroyodflint7114
      @arroyodflint7114 Před 4 lety +1

      we need to all keep getting wet and practice for ever

    • @juannaval541
      @juannaval541 Před 4 lety +1

      @@arroyodflint7114 right you are! Time in the water. No substitute for it.

  • @iwipfler
    @iwipfler Před 7 lety

    Who makes your dive light. Thank you

  • @markwalter330
    @markwalter330 Před 6 lety

    I have a very fundamental question about the overall procedure you use. Why do you nose clip the bottom stage directly to your hip, rather than either clipping it to the leash or swapping it for the O2 bottle on the leash? In your procedure, it looks like you have to work around that nose clipped stage several times. It seems if you did the swap it would be a one-time procedure and then you would have both deco gasses up front and ready to go for the rest of the dive (no additional bottle moves).

    • @CoastalDevelopment
      @CoastalDevelopment  Před 6 lety +9

      HI Mark. The empty BT STage on the leash is too bouyant and behaves like a dogtail. on the hip it is very stable.
      The whole procedure is based on the idea of not handling full stages to minimize the risk of droping them. the only full stage I move is the O2, which is the leas critical gas. haveing only one stage in the front also minimizes the risk of switich to the wrong gas as there is simply only one :)

  • @luigisarna5758
    @luigisarna5758 Před 4 lety

    Hi. I would like to ask about temperature of water. You used short gloves and You was able to do it. What when did you use all warm gloves?

  • @ivoryjohnson4662
    @ivoryjohnson4662 Před 4 lety

    what equipment are you using drysuit regualators etc?

  • @RobertBodziockdivenow
    @RobertBodziockdivenow Před 7 lety +1

    Super pédagogie. Again...

  • @marconadali7896
    @marconadali7896 Před 5 lety +1

    Perfect !

  • @BayronHD
    @BayronHD Před 4 lety

    Subscribed, friend. It catches my attention with what camera you record and including accessories?
    It is for a maritime project, I would appreciate it from the heart

    • @CoastalDevelopment
      @CoastalDevelopment  Před 4 lety +1

      Hi. the filming was done with a Go-Pro if I remember correct. Some of the more scenic stuff like the egypt wrecks was done with a Panasconic HVX 200 in a Gates Housing

    • @BayronHD
      @BayronHD Před 4 lety

      thank you

  • @alipura146
    @alipura146 Před rokem

    Nice trim.

  • @Sethgolas
    @Sethgolas Před 3 lety

    Very impressive! How do you keep your trim with all your tanks on one side?

    • @Blubpaule
      @Blubpaule Před 3 lety

      skill and they are alu tanks so almost neutrally buoyant.

  • @superbholidays3520
    @superbholidays3520 Před 2 lety

    Awesome

  • @eightfifty2309
    @eightfifty2309 Před 3 lety +2

    Theres levels to scuba im sure but damn after seeing him demonstrating the gas switches, I had no idea that the levels in scuba is that high! 👍

    • @billy2141
      @billy2141 Před 6 měsíci +1

      It's just practice and can be achieved by anyone if you put the time in.
      Get your buoyancy and trim spot on first, practice at 6m, 3m and 1m until you don't even have to think about it. Then practice your skills hovering, in trim again and again until you can't get it wrong. Practice at the end of every dive on your 6m safety stop. Plan dives dedicated to skill practice.
      Practice clipping bolt snaps to your harness at home, build the muscle memory.
      That's all it takes.

  • @morillsaberiya6491
    @morillsaberiya6491 Před 4 lety +1

    Hi thank you for sharing. One question is how you keep balance when you connect three tanks in one side of your body? Why you dont flip?

    • @LarsDennert
      @LarsDennert Před 2 lety

      Aluminum tanks are pretty neutral which is why they are used for stages. Steel would be a problem.

  • @aevans692
    @aevans692 Před 3 lety

    hi , how much extra weight do you add to counteract the empty Alu' positive buoyancy ?
    Cheers ..

  • @AnneCampbell
    @AnneCampbell Před 5 lety

    Do you use the crotch strap D ring to hang any tanks?

  • @Litehamer
    @Litehamer Před 2 lety

    Can only hope to achieve this skill level . New diver here and want to start out correctly .

    • @nodidog
      @nodidog Před 5 měsíci

      You must be making good progress by now! Not so new anymore

  • @MAC_6.7
    @MAC_6.7 Před 4 lety

    Achim i notice you aren’t using a computer “I think” depth gauge only? What tables are in your wet notes? Just curious

  • @SH-ji2bu
    @SH-ji2bu Před 3 lety

    What kind of BCDS do you use in your Video with all the fin kicks??

  • @ehardiyanto
    @ehardiyanto Před 3 lety +1

    great effort under the water (y)

  • @arroyodflint7114
    @arroyodflint7114 Před 4 lety +1

    pure poetry

  • @jjohn8989
    @jjohn8989 Před 5 lety

    How much extra lead do you carry to compensate for empty al tanks?
    Another great vid! Thanks for sharing

    • @rob0600
      @rob0600 Před 4 lety

      You can calculate it, depends on the bottlematerial...he uses Aluminium so when its empty is will tow you up with bout 1-3kg per bottle...dont have the exact numbers in my head just google it🤷‍♂️🙈

    • @jjohn8989
      @jjohn8989 Před 4 lety

      @@rob0600 that's what I figured, an al80 is positive ~3 lbs when empty. But I've never empty a stage,only a few hundred psi (depending on depth of course)

  • @rixogtr
    @rixogtr Před 6 lety +1

    Hi, when you prepared for cleanup and oxygen stage, you stored 21metres stage and went for regulator on your neck (black hose) right before you started switching to oxygen cylinder, what did you breathe between 21st and oxy st ?

    • @russell3038
      @russell3038 Před 5 lety

      50% - MOD of 17 meters.

    • @thomaschilcott
      @thomaschilcott Před 4 lety

      Between the 50% (from the cylinder marked "21") and oxygen, he went onto back gas, through his primary regulator (ie gas from his twinset, probably trimix for a dive requiring 2 deco gases and a bottom stage). It's fairly standard practice to return to back gas when switching between decompression gases.

  • @user-mb7lt4kt2v
    @user-mb7lt4kt2v Před 5 lety

    clear.. good..

  • @candyman3K
    @candyman3K Před 7 lety

    Hi nice video. What pressure did you fill the 100% bottle up to in this clip?

    • @CoastalDevelopment
      @CoastalDevelopment  Před 7 lety +1

      mac_3k Thanks. probably around 120 bar

    • @africantwin173
      @africantwin173 Před 7 lety

      CoastalDevelopment - InnerSpace Explorers - ISE I remember that in Thailand many years ago we had a Maximum pressure for 100% Oxygen fills up to 100 Bar. Reason was that without any medical papers u couldnt get those bottles filled up to a maximum 200 Bar. There fore we had to bring 2 half filled 100 % o2 cylinders on board to the deck for emergeny situations. I know that many tech divers used boosters to top off there cylinders for max pressure. It:must've been a federal law insurance thing i quess. .

  • @ivoryjohnson4662
    @ivoryjohnson4662 Před 4 lety

    Nice video no crazy music clear information

  • @klixtrio7760
    @klixtrio7760 Před 2 lety

    I noticed you clipped the gate facing out. Is that important or is it a personal preferenace?

  • @pinnacledivingco
    @pinnacledivingco Před 2 lety +4

    I realize this was a video from years ago, but may I ask, why not simply stay on the 50% till you reached 6m and switch directly to 100% from there? That’s what we train to do as staying on the 50% speeds up deco. Do you have a reason for switching back to air at 9m and spending time off deco gas in between stops until you get to 6m to get onto 100%? Thanks in advance.

    • @harrodharrod5239
      @harrodharrod5239 Před rokem

      My guess is, that it's a safety precaution to avoid the possibility of ascending above 6 meters during all the tank and hose management. I realize something like that should not happen to divers of this caliber, but you can never be too safe.

    • @pinnacledivingco
      @pinnacledivingco Před rokem +1

      @@harrodharrod5239 Wait, that still doesn’t make sense. Even if you ascend to the surface while breathing on the 50%, it is still far better than being on air. Additionally, it is a much simpler process (and safer too, as far as deco is concerned) to simply remain on the 50%, and switch directly to O2 at 6m, without messing with tanks. It just seems to me that this video is showing a needlessly over-complication of what should be a simpler process, simply for the sake of “looks” in “demonstration” of a “technical process”. It’s like the idea of coming up with extra steps to accomplish the same thing when you show it off to others just to give it the appearance of being more complicated than it actually is for impressions sake.

    • @harrodharrod5239
      @harrodharrod5239 Před rokem

      If you are at the level of using pure oxygen for your decompression, uncontrolled ascent to the surface at the beginning of your 6m stop means you probably are getting bent regardless of what you are breathing at that moment.
      My idea is, that if you do the preparation/switch to air at 9m, you have more time to catch up to the possible ascent and never actually break your deco profile.
      Having watched it again, I'm not even sure, how you'd switch directly from 50% to O2 anyway.
      I've only had my first dive with using stage yesterday, so even a simple swap to 50% was difficult enough for me.
      Deploying the O2 while breathing 50% seems like it would be very bothersome though. You'd have to somehow navigate 2 cylinders in the "prepared" position at the same time, which seems too much to handle for me at this point of my diving career. By switching to air while you shuffle the stages around, the whole procedure becomes much more manageable in my opinion.
      Doing it like that at the end of your 9m stop instead of the beginning of your 6m stop would only add the time it takes to get from 9 to 6m (so 1 minute?) on air while providing 3 meter cushion in the up direction in case you mess up your buoyancy.

    • @pinnacledivingco
      @pinnacledivingco Před rokem

      @@harrodharrod5239 Simple solution to your conundrum. A: screw backmounted doubles for any form of tec and transition straight to sidemount from here on. Instantly solves your issue of “too many cylinders on one side”. Or B: “right rich/left lean”. Place the 50% on the left and the 100% on the right. Again, done. Once you switch from air to 50%, you stay on it until you get to 6m, then switch directly to 100%. Switching back to air ruins the whole point of accelerated decompression.

    • @harrodharrod5239
      @harrodharrod5239 Před rokem

      @@pinnacledivingco That is not simple solution. That is either getting an entirely new card, getting a new bit of kit and learning how to dive again (in case of sidemount - I know I'm exaggerating with the learning to dive again, but I hope you get my point) or changing your setup from what you might have been trained for (depending on your agency) and learning new drills in case of the option B.
      Do you have any basis for the claim that "switching back to air ruins the point of accelerated deco"? My understanding of how deco works is, that you need to get rid of the extra gasses dissolved in your tissues. Breathing oxygen rich mixtures accelerates that, as more gasses can escape your tissues thanks to osmosis effect.
      I just don't see how switching back to air for a while ruins the fact, that during the previous x minutes you have been breathing oxygen rich mixture, which allowed more gasses dissolved in your tissues escape your body without doing any harm. If you swap your computer to the proper gas or account for the fact you are going to be breathing air during the ascent from 9 to 6m in your dive plan, I just don't see, how it "ruins your accelerated decompression". At most, it's going to add couple of minutes of deco time. It's not like you suddenly on-gas a whole bunch of nitrogen when you swap to air for a minute. In fact, when doing long deco on pure oxygen, you should be doing air breaks anyway.

  • @jeremyhobbs7428
    @jeremyhobbs7428 Před 4 lety

    It seems that when he is asking the buddy to verify the mod on his gas switch, he is using a specific hand signal. Is this the case? I've never seen this used - we just signal our buddy to watch the switch and may point to the mod sticker assuming the buddy will verify. However, I can see some value in having a hand signal, especially if you for some reason wanted a buddy to verify the mod on a bottle at a time when you weren't necessarily doing a full gas switch.

  • @cbutube
    @cbutube Před 2 lety

    What make is the drysuit? I've been trying to find an orange one for ages!

  • @nunogirao
    @nunogirao Před 5 lety

    What do you think of tagging the 2nd stage regulator with the gas type, so you can visually be sure you are switching to the right mixture? With so much hoses around, it seems easy to route the wrong one. Just an idea.

    • @Yggdrasil42
      @Yggdrasil42 Před 4 lety

      nunogirao many people do. Maybe he does too. Hard to tell in the video. Doesn't mean you should skip the visual check though.

    • @sidemountsarge
      @sidemountsarge Před 4 lety

      Buddy verification.
      you'll notice that he's stowing the used gas reg away, ascending to the required depth, confirming the cylinder is marked for the depth, verifying the regulator he's deployed is the correct one, double checking with a gas interruption (which also verifies the cylinder is functioning and has gas), before breathing from it.
      All this while he has his buddy/team members watching over to confirm/prevent breathing from the wrong cylinder.

    • @billy2141
      @billy2141 Před 6 měsíci

      Some people like to use different brand or model 2nd stages for that reason, others use different colours but verifying the cylinder and tracing back from the 1st to 2nd stage is the best way to make sure.

  • @juzdeed
    @juzdeed Před 4 lety

    how much extra weight do you need to compensate for the positive buoyancy of an empty stage?

  • @ethanli6128
    @ethanli6128 Před 7 lety

    Great! What fins are you using? the color is really cool!!

    • @CoastalDevelopment
      @CoastalDevelopment  Před 7 lety

      HI, it is a Hollis F1 Fin.

    • @ethanli6128
      @ethanli6128 Před 7 lety

      uh.. I was thinking what kind of paint you were used on your fin...hahah..F1, now everything makes sense to me

  • @vlademarcepeshmanovich8322

    Отличная работа! С уважением из России!

  • @johndaltrocanto
    @johndaltrocanto Před 4 lety

    What brand is that drysuit?

  • @tomasurban9626
    @tomasurban9626 Před 3 lety

    Hey Achim, I was wondering, can I use the leash with sidemount?

    • @Blubpaule
      @Blubpaule Před 3 lety

      you should support him on patreon, that's where he answers all of those questions

  • @waterworkers9631
    @waterworkers9631 Před 5 lety +1

    That's diving!

  • @epaminondasvalsamis5668

    I noticed you have white regulator hoses on all your stages- is this intentional? If so, what's the reason for this? I guess it can make it easier for your buddy to quickly identify that you are not on your back gas?

  • @stevecrane1125
    @stevecrane1125 Před 3 lety

    you got great skills.Why are you going back to your back gas when you switch between your 50% and 100%?