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Diving Info
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Добавлен 29 июн 2019
Welcome to Diving Info on RUclips, spearheaded by Jack Thompson! This channel is a hub for those fascinated by scuba diving. We cover everything from basic diving tutorials to in-depth gear reviews, fascinating marine species facts, and guides to exceptional diving locations. Whether you're a pro or a beginner, there's something for everyone here.
We believe that scuba diving isn't just a hobby - it's a lifestyle, a way to appreciate the splendors beneath the waves. Each video we share aims to inspire, educate, and foster a love for diving. Our goal is to help you make the most out of every dive, ensure your safety, and enhance your understanding of the vibrant underwater world.
We're here to assist your diving journey by providing the resources you need, and the support you seek. Dive in with us - subscribe now to stay updated. At Diving Info, we explore the ocean's depths and bring them to your screen. Let's discover the wonders of the underwater world together!
We believe that scuba diving isn't just a hobby - it's a lifestyle, a way to appreciate the splendors beneath the waves. Each video we share aims to inspire, educate, and foster a love for diving. Our goal is to help you make the most out of every dive, ensure your safety, and enhance your understanding of the vibrant underwater world.
We're here to assist your diving journey by providing the resources you need, and the support you seek. Dive in with us - subscribe now to stay updated. At Diving Info, we explore the ocean's depths and bring them to your screen. Let's discover the wonders of the underwater world together!
Philippines Liveaboard Diving
Scuba diving enthusiasts are drawn to the Philippines for its diverse marine life, clear waters, and stunning coral reefs.
Liveaboard diving is becoming increasingly popular in the country, offering a unique and immersive experience for divers.
Liveaboard diving offers a range of benefits that make it an attractive option for many divers. With a liveaboard, you can access remote dive sites that are not easily accessible from shore. This allows you to explore pristine and untouched areas, away from the crowds.
diving-info.com/philippines-liveaboard/
Liveaboard diving is becoming increasingly popular in the country, offering a unique and immersive experience for divers.
Liveaboard diving offers a range of benefits that make it an attractive option for many divers. With a liveaboard, you can access remote dive sites that are not easily accessible from shore. This allows you to explore pristine and untouched areas, away from the crowds.
diving-info.com/philippines-liveaboard/
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Galapagos Liveaboards: An Amazing Diving Experience
Просмотров 77Год назад
Are you looking for a unique and thrilling diving experience? Look no further than the Galapagos Islands. The archipelago, located off the coast of Ecuador, is home to an astonishing array of marine life and is one of the top diving destinations in the world. And what better way to explore these waters than on a liveaboard? A Galapagos liveaboard dive trip allows you to access some of the most ...
Belize Liveaboards: The Ultimate Diving Experience
Просмотров 86Год назад
With its crystal-clear waters, colorful coral reefs, and abundance of marine life, Belize is a true paradise for divers of all levels. But what sets Belize apart from other diving destinations is its magnificent barrier reef, the second-largest in the world and a true wonder of nature. In this video, we will embark on an exploratory adventure beneath the waves, uncovering the myriad wonders tha...
What are the Fastest Boats? Surprising answers.
Просмотров 3203 года назад
Go-Fast boats, also known as high performance boats, racing boats, cigarette boats, and powerboats, are high-speed boats used in racing, recreational, luxury, law enforcement, and many other applications. They hold the water speed records for all boat types and the fastest watercraft ever built.
Boat Ramp and Boat Launch Fails
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.3 года назад
This compilation video highlights every boaters worst nightmare - screwing up at the boat launch. Let me know if you like this type of video and I'll post more.
How to Anchor Your Boat on the Beach
Просмотров 22 тыс.5 лет назад
Anchoring requires equipment that every boat should have. Many people focus solely on the anchor when considering their ground tackle. When going out to anchor, your ground tackle is an entire system of things stretching from your anchor on the bottom to the cleat that connects it to the deck.
Wakeboarding versus Skiing: Which is Better
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.5 лет назад
Wakeboarding versus water skiing. Wakeboarding may be the better choice with beginners because it is slightly easier to learn. Water skiing requires more skill and athleticism, but offers more opportunities for skill development and competition.
Beginners Guide to Choose the Best Anchor and Ground Tackle for your Boat
Просмотров 5105 лет назад
Anchoring requires equipment that every boat should have. Even if you never plan on staying the night, an anchor is a necessary safety device. At the very least, you should have a folding anchor on nylon line ready at the bow should you need to stop the boat from drifting.
Learn How to Dock Your Boat Like a Pro
Просмотров 34 тыс.5 лет назад
Docking your boat can be simple and look pretty cool if you follow a few steps. First, visualize your approach and have a plan. Decide whether you want to use a parallel or swinging approach to bring your boat alongside the dock. Perhaps it’s best to back your boat in. Allow for wind, current, and other boats. Luckily, if you go in with a plan and consider the right variables, you’ll be docking...
What is the Best Outboard Motor for Saltwater
Просмотров 32 тыс.5 лет назад
If you’re shopping to repower your older boat, or you get the option of custom-building a new boat, picking an outboard becomes more of a task. Factors to consider include size, power output, and weight, along with reliability and ease of service. Lean more in this video.
How Far Offshore Can I Take My Boat
Просмотров 625 тыс.5 лет назад
Seaworthiness is a very general term used to describe how capable a vessel is and how much it can safely take. Unfortunately, there’s no tidy definition for what makes a seaworthy vessel. Beyond the type of vessel, knowing how far offshore you can safely go with a small boat is based on the overall experience and judgement of the captain.
How to Anchor Your Boat in Wind: A Step by Step Guide
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.5 лет назад
Enjoy our informative guide on how to anchor your boat in wind. It includes a step by step set of instructions that explain the challenging process of properly setting an anchor in windy conditions.
Grease Fires and Water
Просмотров 5075 лет назад
This video shows the wrong way to put out a grease fire. Make certain you use the proper type of fire extinguisher when dealing with emergencies.
CE Seawothyness categorie A means a boat can take wind over 8 Beaforts and waves over 4m. (30 Knots, that is strong wind but nothing really heavy) Anything less should not took out offshore. The size mattes only a little. In europe this is a standard. Taking everything less is a human error and bad seamenship, even a A classified boat may not be enough for the ocean. Good video, a bit unbelieveble that such a video is nececary. Are there no needet licences in US to be allowed to go offshore or to drive a boat?😳
You didn't answer your title. Click bait.
I never heard of fiberglass being flammable if anything fiberglass is a flame retardant which is used for fireproofing.
As far as you like. If you want to come back.... different story.
what gets me is the number of people that say they would NEVER trust their boat on open ocean. Then take their boats out onto the great lakes, Ontario, superior, and such. alls fine till a storm rolls in, you get 15-30' waves, boats are vanishing in the troughs... 25 knot winds... pontoon boat in open ocean may be an extreme example but... pontoon boats are on the great lakes all the time... and get in huge trouble in storms.
Till you run out of gas
Would a firearm be a good idea? There are some dangerous people floating about these days!
A third out a third back and a third just in case fuel rule
Can boaters file a float plan? Pilots file a flight plan with the fss. It seems boaters could do the same.
Apply the 40%/40%/20% rule. Go straight out until you have used 40% of your fuel. Then, use 40% getting back to shore. 20% is for hoping, not to paddle. 😮
I took my kayak from Long Island to the Outer Banks so you can definitely go anywhere in a motorized boat
A 13 foot Boston Whaler is a reliable off shore boat with a reliable enough engine. You're fine as long as there are nearby vessels to assist in an emergency.
Too far
"How Far Offshore Can I Take My Boat?" That depends on what you want your life expectancy to be.
THANK YOU ! This is an excellent video. Even though a reasonably experienced skipper, it's great to refresh on safety. Great job here 👏. 🇬🇧
Been out there crossing the atlantic. Only boat proper must be bluewater sailing boats.all other boats less than 40 meters better not try crossing longer seaways.😊
“Vessels large may venture more, But little boats should keep near shore.” ― Benjamin Franklin, The Way to Wealth
.........half way
Actually the real quote is "if anythings gonna' happen, its gonna happen out there". Let's not dishonor Ron Rico now come on!
Sinking is fine if you can pump water out faster than in comes in.
HAHA. Thanks!
Around 6:30 the chick in the middle blows that up right in the guys face 🤣
LOL
@@theboatguy9175 great informative video, btw! When I saw that, though, it gave me a good chuckle
This says logical things, but the use of shutter stock could have been more cordinated
90% of accidents are caused by human mistakes? I'm thinking 99% :)
Good point.
Sea anchor should be first on list for offshore safety, but 90% of boats dont have one
Excellent point. Thanks!
Know your wheather report or stay home.
Weather is one of the biggest risk factors. Thanks!
Also keep in mind, what most of the world calls a hurricane, typhoon, malstrom, is a small craft advisory in Alaska 😂
Great point. Thanks for sharing this fact.
"How Far Offshore Can I Take My Boat"? How far can you swim?
Excellent!
Until it runs out of fuel!
That's one way to find out!
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
The worse are people that see a boat as a drinking floating bar…. The sea, lake, and river can all test a marine to the death…. Learn your ship, this is not a bar, it’s a lifestyle…
Great point
How far offshore can you take your boat? As far as it will run until you run out of gas!
Good point!!!
Going to take my 19ft Mako 70 miles from Key West to the Dry Tortugas and back in May of 2026.
Let me know how it goes!
Great video thanks for the useful info
Glad it was helpful!
Not here to waste time watching your video. Just let me give me your gas card, boat and 4 trips out. Then I will give you a definite answer.
Thanks.
I go right out to the point of no return, then turn back. In the USCG you have to go out no matter what.
Yea, the Coast Guard have a tough job no matter how you look at it.
NOT TRUE. When conditions are so nasty the CG lives would be at stake they stay in port.
This is a pretty easy question. The answer is "half way". (Keep going past that point and you're getting closer to the other shore).
Good point
''Boat Basics'', not how far can one go...
True
Check the weather and If in doubt don't go out
I find the biggest issue out on the open water is the weather. Great comment.
I find what I'm out in the water it's ballast vs. beam when you are a drift, broadside to the slop
If you have to ask the question! The answer is boat and skipper are not seaworthy!
Great point!
You hit everything! Impressive.
Thanks for the feedback
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I have a very simple answer here, You can go far as the weather allows, You can go as far as your fuel can take you, most importantly you can go far as the helicopters fuel can take you back. I shoot you not I was 15 mi offshore fishing and a pontoon boat came putting by me asking where the fish were.
I can't imagine taking a pontoon boat that far out!
@@theboatguy9175 yeah I was tripping when I saw it, dude had an impressive beard I imagine he had big balls too, Not too sure about the brain
Good video. Terrible title. There is no answer to the question in the title. Title should read "Things to consider when deciding how far to take your boat offshore." This title is clickbait. Before anyone says the answer is in the video and that you have to use judgement, don't. That is not my point. If you put this question in your title you should give an answer in the video.
Thank you.
No worries!
You never actually want to find out the answer to this question.
Good point!
What's considered a small boat like 30ft and less or what?
There's no official definition of a small craft. Most of the captains I know consider anything under 65 feet to be "small".
I took my 21’ boat offshore routinely 50 miles. Mostly by myself. Had a few close calls and went through many storms. I had an eprib onboard and a good radio. No cells back then.
Wow!
Fabulous
Thanks for the feedback!
Always have a small outboard backup in case your primary blows. Especially when far off shore.
Great idea. Most of the experienced captains I know recommend having two engines.
Can you is less important than should you.
Excellent point!