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Sometimes is jelly when is Hot 😜 I regret little bit, I didn't done first dive on that one that day ,when I look at that Wreck is loads stuff to looked at. NEXT TIME 😜

Best diver in the world Me COCK!

Actually yes I have! And I also know as a sports diver you're quoting your very limits as if it was a day to day event! Dive to 40/45m working upwards on the dive, I'd get 75/80 minutes out of one tank and hit the surface with my 50 bar left.

Firstly you’d be completely irresponsible diving below 30m without a redundant air supply, secondly I’m talking about spending time exploring a deep wreck, not popping down to 40m for 5 minutes then spending the rest of the dive at 10m! Wrecks in the open sea don’t have any reefs to ascend up to spend time in the shallows! Do the math! RMV =15lt per minute @ 5bar, (40m) = 75lt per minute. 11lt cylinder @ 200bar = 2200. 2200/75 = 29.33 minutes! Now factor in your decompression obligation for being at depth for any length of time! Do you still think these sort of dives are doable on a single cylinder? If so I wish you and any unfortunate buddy the best of luck! There’s plenty of books out there about Tec diving, try reading a few and educating yourself!

@@arronbw3373 Assuming you dived to 40 m max depth over 75 minutes, and that your average depth over the entire dive was 20 m, you would require (approximately) 5,625 litres of air. With a gas fill at 210 bar, your single cylinder would need to be (again all approximate) 27 litres. Can you post a photo of that big bad boy?

As UK divers, we often dive deep and for long periods of time at Sea. Equipment redundancy is of paramount importance, which is perhaps all of the gear that you refer to. Even when diving inland water, we keep the same kit configuration which allows for greater familiarisation and thereby safer diving.

@@markwilliams4918 do you dive for a living or a pass-time. If the later you're not going deeper than 40m?

@@arronbw3373 You do not need to dive for a living to go beyond 40m. Have a look at this link for PADI technical courses that allow diving beyond 40m www.padi.com/technical-courses. There are many other agencies that also offer training for deeper diving, all for the non-professional. www.diveraid.com/content.asp?L9nQxJv2ECePYl1AtjAEpg. www.vobster.com/tech-courses.php#deep. I hope this may be helpful.

Arron BW you obviously like looking at little gold fish, some of us like a little adventure in our lives.

@@richardsanders7520 Ye! The small Gold fish was aka a Bull shark I stroked, and it wasn't at one of your feeding events. Any one who really knows any thing about diving knows the best thing are the small things on a coral wall.