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Quand je vous disait qu'un mec avec un poisson dans le dos c'est pas fiable....

Chapeau !!

Est-ce que quelqu'un peut m'expliquer ce qu'il s'est passé (explosion du tuyau basse pression ?). Je passe mon N2 et j'apprécie ce genre de mise en situation ;) Merci !

le calme du mec 👌

Sinon fermer le robinet et ouvrir à la demande si isolé …..

Bonjour, ce Dive et irresponsable !!! il na pas appliquer la procédure... il a attendu trop longtemps avant de fermer sont bloc. de plus le club de plongée qui l'emploi sous la supervision d'un instructeur et aussi responsable de l'entretien du matériel de ces Dive.

Doesn’t matter what language you speak it’s all the same underwater. The only thing I see is they should have locked arms or held onto each other in some way . But impressive calmness.

C'est un char M10 GMC

autour de toutes les bases Américaines de la secondes guerre , ils avait la vilaine habitude de tout balancé a la mer ou d enterrer les déchêts y compris véhicules , munitions parce que trop cher a rapatrier aux USA , triste réalitée.

Keeping calm is important, the second person could have held him so he doesn't drift away. and the cameraman has yet to learn how to keep control over emergence.

le plus simple une bouteille avec 2 entrée pour les 2 détendeurs, c est ce que j ai; malheureusement a l etranger ils n ont pas tous ce genre de robinet

Belle gestion en tout cas, je souhaite faire aussi bien si ça m'arrive un jour. Perso je n'aurai pas decapellé, j'aurais d'abord pris loctopus de mon binôme puis j'aurais géré la fermeture du bloc. Et le parachute dans cette situation c'est vraiment Superflu et facteur de sur accident.

Great DM job

새끼 괜찮다고 잘난척하더니 옆사람 옥토 말도없이 물어가네... 대처는 잘했지만 위험하다 느끼면 도움을 청해야지...

This happened when my instructor teach me about compas. When i perform it and boom, like someone punch my back head.

Premier etage 0 ring ??

I just got my Open Water Cert.......This was absolutely great to watch. Keeping calm is key!

Wow! Look at how many people are pretending to be experts in the comment section.

Quite a common occurance where the O ring on the tank gives way, the DM is good!

I'm a very unexperienced diver, but why does he not have an separate first stage? I learned to always use a separate first stage. Of course this was mainly because of risk of icing in German lakes but wouldn't it always be a good idea to have this redundancy? I mean, this would have solved this problem within a few seconds.

Contrary to some comments below, this was not well handled. If he had checked his SPG he would have known he had a blow out. Wasted time removing BCD when he should have ascended immediately with buddy offering up alternate and then taken that before his tank drained.

Are u a fool t gobunderwater

As someone said, too much drama in the comments. We all learnt during OW to remove and put back a BCD at depth. And we (should) all regularly practice the skill so what’s the fuss? Unlike what a commenter said, the bip sound has nothing to do with a fast ascent speed. It is bipping from the beginning of the video even when the diver is descending. Don’t know what it is but definitely not fast ascent. Closing a leaking valve is also standard practice for some professionals before ascending but not for rec divers. I once met a tec diver who closed his valve at 20 meters before doing a CESA and when I asked him why he did that he told me that he was a professional, did not want to scare the customers with the bubbles and that he was trained for that (he had no buddy this day but the site was busy). No one would expect the commenters here to have this kind of skills. What is standard for rec diving and accepted is one first stage and two second stages. Ok two first stages is better but two cylinders is even better. And why not a pony bottle and a stage bottle for all rec divers for full redundancy? The only thing which is no longer accepted is a single second stage. I think that a lot of criticism are based on the limited knowledge of ‘’ I know better because I have had the best training’’ type of rec divers commenting without knowing the facts. They are the ones who really want to show their knowledge off :-).

Stayed Calm..cool

That sharky seems to enjoying the bubbles.

je pense qu'a aucun moment il ne dois enlever sa stab.... même fermer le bloc ca sert a rien, mieux vaut 3 personnes en sécurité que de l'eau dans un bloc... il devais prendre le détendeur de secoure de l'autre plongeuse et gérer la remonter avec son gilet a elle... il s'en sort bien mais de la a dire qu'il na pas fait d'erreur....

Très mauvais moniteur qui par fierté a très très mal géré ce soucis au risque de faire prendre des risque d'accidents aux autres plongeurs. Moniteur à fuir sans ménagement.

This is a great example of how not to dive AT ALL. the DM needs to be able to close the valve without taking off his wing /bcd etc. holding it in the hand makes it very risky for himself and other divers. the other eivers are just not trained to deal with it and are clueless. These are things one trains on every dive if one chooses to Do it right. check out GUE and their standards its really basics here that go wrong and are handled wrongly. very risky behaviour.

way to remain calm, proud of you guys

Safe up to the surface, good job. The only thing I'd do different would be not taking off the BCD and breathing off my own gas supply for as long as it provides gas with buddies standing by with alternate. There's no need to exhaust someone's elses' gas if you still have your own, even if it's leaking this heavily. You wait till you run out and you switch, not a problem.

Doesn’t matter what language it’s in. Danger is universally understood

Like a boss I mean! Great job!!

Too much drama. Suggestions for new divers: 1. REMAIN CALM 2. Remember your training. 3. DO NOT PANIC. Even if your source of air totally failed you have your buddy with octo. Grab his octo, slowly go up. Diagnose issue on a surface. 4. Get your own regulators, bcd's, spg's computer. Maintain and service it properly.

This is why you have a buddy

Looks like an high pressure faillure as there is only an limited amount of gas leaking. With a full tank it takes about 30 minutes before your tank runs dry. Just let it bubble, start your ascent, do your stops with time to spair. No worries but put that thing on your back before you lose it.

Muy buena reacción del chico. Se nota que és un profesional. Bravo!!

We have no idea about his experience level. We do know he appeared to be calm. We don't know during what part of the dive the o-ring failed. It appeared he was asking where the boat was and clearly headed against the current to go what he thought was towards it. That MAY mean they were not at the beginning of the dive. They all should have headed against the current at the beginning of the dive. As a recipient I'm not letting go of my donor ever (I would have turned off my first stage, held my BC by one of it's shoulder straps and it's inflator hose to dump air as necessary during the accent). The pressure changes are greater at shallower depths. Any number of additional bad circumstances could have come upon them. Finally the rules of physics and our anatomies don't care how many dives we have. They apply to all equally. If you post a diving video on YT you will be critiqued!

Ils sont tous restés parfaitement calmes. Bravo.

Anyone can me explain what is the minishark that he have on the BCD? Where can I get one of that? Thankyou for share the video!

Did he teach chuck norris the diving? 😅

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Why would he take his BCD off? Just makes him more unstable and busy, and there is not much he can do about it anyway. It would make sense if he has been too far from his buddy to find the emergency reg, in order to close and open the tank sequentially to win some air time, but it wasn't the case at all.

Wow, the many kinds of fish

As a side note, why do women have to be "sexy" even under water? Never understood that, I find it disrespectful and distracting

Bonjour, Très intéressant. Avez-vous confirmé par la suite que le problème venait du tuyau basse pression ? En tout cas le DM reste très calme.

camera diver kinda sucks. ascending way too fast like he's the one out of air.

Il a géré la situation parfaitement même si son binôme n'a pas fait se qu'il fallait faire. Bravo

Impressionnant.