60m, air, single tank, beginner diver with trim of drowning dog... Attendant of Darwin prize... I bet he does not remember most of the dive. What was the point? To show that really stupid things are possible? So he can try it next time without any help? Arch in Blue Hole is great spot for next try.
Hi friend , it possible dive am everyday dive alone ( Autonomy) at deep 62...3-4-65M with single thank 18L dable out regulator it took 21 min exactly then up for 4 safety stop All time dive 1H:08M rest thank air 45 BAR I don't remember anything interfering with my work
@@mgroupofficial Ok, and what is your plan when your lo press hose snaps or you experience free flow in 60m, or you accidentaly drop to 75m? That something is possible doesn't mean it is safe! You break all safety rules you can possibly break. Guess why there are depth limits for every license you might get? Why there are minimum requirements for gear you use? Twinset, stages, redundancy for every component of your gear so you can handle situations when you lose some of your gas for example. You are not good example for divers. Someone might die if he/she would use your stupid advice.
@@petrsedlak4761 I do not advise anyone about what I do, but you should know that the equipment loses something and I find, and then I said that I use an air flask with two outlets, I am not here to argue or teach. When you reach the professional style, you will know what you need and secure A reminder: I do not encourage anyone to do this, but everyone has their own level and abilities. If you are not exposed to nitrogen numbness at a depth of 70 meters in the air, this is not necessarily that you can descend as well, it may hit you at a depth of 30 meters
This was really stupid, dangerous and scary in my opinion. I wouldn’t even attempt it without having a stage pony bottle, proper training prior and breathing gas mixture let alone just an 80 aluminium.
Deep diving is no joke! Here is one of my stories and I have several. Was running with some wild and crazy guys! Had been deep diving on straight oxygen 120-160' for several weeks in the Philippines. Wanted to break 200' just for bragging rights. Ha Ha. Hung extra tanks at 170',110' and 40' for decompression (using Navy tables). The wall was beautiful and I started picking up my descend speed at about 160' and leveled out at 210'. What beautiful surroundings and a nice feeling at 210'. So nice that I began to giggle and I mean REALLY GIGGLE. Not a care in the world. Needed to take a breath and noticed something was not right. Took some effort to stop giggling and focus. That's when I noticed my mouthpiece was floating in front of my face. WOW that's crazy. So, I purged and began breathing. After several breaths I began to giggle once again. I mean UNCONTROLLABLE GIGGLES!!!! Not a care in the world! Needed another breath and noticed something was not right. It took a whole lot of effort to stop giggling and focus!!! Wow, there was my mouthpiece floating again in front of my face. Realized this was serious stuff! Purged, took a breath and begin to ascend at which time I was no longer narc ed. Looked for my dive buddy and he was at 150' waving me to ascend. Spend my time decompressing at various depths and survived. Only one breath away from dying! Deep diving is no joke!!!!! And if your buddy is on compressed air also (you cannot depend on him). Will leave on a sad note. Several weeks later on a night dive (another wall and current dive) off the island of Cebu, we lost a buddy. Found him several days later. Be Careful out there Buddies.
What do you mean with straight oxygen ? Pure oxygen ? :D Because that absolutely makes no sense at all because we divers do not use pure Oxygen in our tanks because of oxygen toxicity from the higher pressure. So deep diving and pure oxygen does not fit at all. If you dive with pure oxygen the maximum depth to breath safely is around 4 metres (13 ft). :) Edit: Or is your comment about apnoe diving ?
That tech guy looked at him (finally, after all that time of not giving a shit), saw the guy already out of it and basically shrugged, turned around and kept going deeper
My advice to anyone thinking of doing this is to at the very least prepare an extra tank of air waiting for you at 5 metres for an extended safety stop. Miss judging how much air your going to use up is the biggest most common mistake.
The most important thing in deep air diving is to ask yourself "How deep is going to be deep enough?" My Colleague dismissed this point. One week later he died trying to break his record" RIP James, Aged 19
Sorry to be negative, but if you uploaded this you should be ready for that🙂 Have no idea why it’s here but this video just gives me so many questions as I am a technical diver. What is that guy doing there on a single cylinder, why double tank guys at that dept on a single gas and looking unorganized? Think the name of this upload should be “How to take part in an unresponsible dive and to brag about it”😅 I know you don’t care and that was long ago, and maybe it’s kind of crazy memories for you, but people watching and believe they can do too. But thank you for taking my attention and time for comment! 😅
Point blanck: this guy is moving his arms, demonstrating that he has zero buoyancy skills. You don't go down to 60 m with this beginner, as IANTD Instructor I would stop at 20 m max and he would have to improve his buoyancy first. + beyond 40 m it's a double tank and trimix.
Was he just following divers .Thinking he could follow them or was the twin diver his guide? Don’t get it why the single tank diver would think it’s ok to dive to that depth. No doubt a typical diver done the training done 4 dive but on holiday goes diving 🙃
no problem with deepdiving but the guy was literally swimming with his hands... How about you go get a few dozen/hundred dives before going to the rock bottom?
The only mistake in my comment is that was about the straight oxygen. I meant to say it was straight from the normal compressor. Believe it or not the story is very true. Looking back after 40+ Years I was only one breath from death. Believe it. In those days we were diving off the Navy’s tables. Did I mention that it was a beautiful dive.
I can tell from the start of the video that the diver with the single tank was struggling. He wasn’t kicking with his legs and he was using mostly his arms. He was too negatively buoyant, just signs of a bad inexperienced diver.
Real Narosis and Real Oxygen Toxicity! What gobshite took what is obviously a newly qualified unstable diver down to 62M? The PPO2 would be >1.5 and on air would set off alarms on my setup. I'd want 18/35 Trimix to do that safely. Who knows what the bottom time actually was due to editing and what deco obligations he incurred were on a single 12L... I have dived Yolanda and he could have easily gone much deeper in the state he was in, off his head. Madness!!
Of course this is really stupid. But the ire of the commentors should be directed towards the other, more experienced divers taking him with. Also, if you just drop down to 62m, stay there for 2 mins and go back up the world isn't going to end. It is pointless though and in that case it's weird that they didn't just give him a 2x12 too.
For all of you freaking out, your NOT WRONG. This is very VERY dangerous and irresponsible especially on the part of ole buddy with the single (SINGLE 🤣 80). Being narked that deep is no joke like it’s NOT a game ok? It’s life and death I’ll totally TOTALLY agree with y’all there.. HOWEVER, all that being said, I’ve been to just shy of 195 ft on more than one occasion myself. Now I’ve been diving since I was 16 (now 24) and all these deep dives where after I had already gotten my open water level 2 advanced cert. Witch btw I did a night dive IN A CAVE to get. My old dive instructor was really cool (ole navy sat rat) and we did the dive at vortex springs and went back to the locked gate in the cave about 110 ft total depth can’t remember how far penetration wise into the cave but definitely no more than 200 ft or so, maybe a smidge less. And that was dangerous too but my father was also with me and he’s been diving since before I was born and is a very conservative diver and he was ok with it partially because Lyle (instructor) was there also. It sounds sketch and it lowkey was but if you have dove there before you know it’s not as bad as it sounds. Anyway yeh though, on more that one occasion I’ve been to just shy of 200 on a single tank (air not nitrox idk if you can even go that deep with nitrox) to shoot grouper and snapper on this really cool wreck my dad and I know about in the gulf about 18 or so miles almost due south of Panama City Fl. Old navy supply vessels about 100 ft long and In great shape to have been there for almost 50 years. Because of the depth it’s not dove hardly at all and the fish on it aren’t very skiddish. And there’s HUGE grouper and snapper on it. Not gunna lie your pretty narked at 190ish. Very impaired. Pretty much like having 4 or 5 shots of whiskey hit you at once with a good whippit on top of it lol but if your experienced and know your limits and don’t hangout longer than it takes to shoot ONE good fish, maybe 2 mins at the most, it’s not too terribly sketchy. Now send the hate comments I’m ready!! And btw, you guys should chill, I always wondered why people get soooo fkn mad at OTHER people striving for that Darwin Award it’s like just grab the popcorn at watch the fuckin show!! As long as we aren’t directly endangering anyone else y’all should just fkn chill. Anyway thanks for coming to my Ted talk!!😘😘
It's because newer divers see this and might this and think it is acceptable behavior. By all means, do stupid things that have a significant chance of killing you, just don't post videos of it on the internet without explaining just how much of an idiot you are.
Why people react is not just problem with nakosis but PPo2. Some might be more vulnerble than others to narcosis and also not an exact sicence of when people get decompression sickness nor oxygen toxicity. So sure beyond 40m is not necessarily dangerous on air, but could affect you much, and you will get a deco at almost 60 meter. So why 1,4 pp02 is recommended is to keep it safe not because its not possible. Why risk it? The oxytox (cns) is nasty while being submerged (maaybe better witht fullface perhaps?.) And the narcosis could make you do bad calls. So dahab is a good example of why people posting this stuff is a bad idea. So many trying to go through that arch. However i took interest in this video. Becuase i was curious. I barely go deeper than 40 without trimix and a 50%. So it did caught my attention, and i watched it even if worried, we are curious fools
Ok there is actually so much wrong with your comment and I believe you are overly confident and overestimate your abilities. Since your comment is one year old can you quickly give me an answer to see if you're still alive?
Thats one of the most stupid things I have ever seen in a diving video. What was the point of that ? Just WHY ???? Don't risk your life like that ! Dive safely !
60m, air, single tank, beginner diver with trim of drowning dog... Attendant of Darwin prize... I bet he does not remember most of the dive. What was the point? To show that really stupid things are possible? So he can try it next time without any help? Arch in Blue Hole is great spot for next try.
And I dont go more than 30m without a pony! And never more than 40m with air!
" Darwin Price" !!........lol !!
Hi friend , it possible dive
am everyday dive alone ( Autonomy) at deep 62...3-4-65M with single thank 18L dable out regulator it took 21 min exactly then up for 4 safety stop All time dive 1H:08M rest thank air 45 BAR
I don't remember anything interfering with my work
@@mgroupofficial Ok, and what is your plan when your lo press hose snaps or you experience free flow in 60m, or you accidentaly drop to 75m? That something is possible doesn't mean it is safe! You break all safety rules you can possibly break. Guess why there are depth limits for every license you might get? Why there are minimum requirements for gear you use? Twinset, stages, redundancy for every component of your gear so you can handle situations when you lose some of your gas for example. You are not good example for divers. Someone might die if he/she would use your stupid advice.
@@petrsedlak4761
I do not advise anyone about what I do, but you should know that the equipment loses something and I find, and then I said that I use an air flask with two outlets, I am not here to argue or teach. When you reach the professional style, you will know what you need and secure
A reminder: I do not encourage anyone to do this, but everyone has their own level and abilities. If you are not exposed to nitrogen numbness at a depth of 70 meters in the air, this is not necessarily that you can descend as well, it may hit you at a depth of 30 meters
Everyone says the ok sign as a beginner because that's the only one that they know, and they use it right up until they are dead.
Not even a technical diver would do this, and here we have a rockie!
He gets crazy with narc, goes down 10 more meters and he is dead by oxigen toxicity.
What happened? Why was he allowed to go so deep on air and no training? What is the story here?
This was really stupid, dangerous and scary in my opinion. I wouldn’t even attempt it without having a stage pony bottle, proper training prior and breathing gas mixture let alone just an 80 aluminium.
what is a stage pony bottle?
@Jon 62m on air is not fine for anyone
Deep diving is no joke! Here is one of my stories and I have several. Was running with some wild and crazy guys! Had been deep diving on straight oxygen 120-160' for several weeks in the Philippines. Wanted to break 200' just for bragging rights. Ha Ha. Hung extra tanks at 170',110' and 40' for decompression (using Navy tables). The wall was beautiful and I started picking up my descend speed at about 160' and leveled out at 210'. What beautiful surroundings and a nice feeling at 210'. So nice that I began to giggle and I mean REALLY GIGGLE. Not a care in the world. Needed to take a breath and noticed something was not right. Took some effort to stop giggling and focus. That's when I noticed my mouthpiece was floating in front of my face. WOW that's crazy. So, I purged and began breathing. After several breaths I began to giggle once again. I mean UNCONTROLLABLE GIGGLES!!!! Not a care in the world! Needed another breath and noticed something was not right. It took a whole lot of effort to stop giggling and focus!!! Wow, there was my mouthpiece floating again in front of my face. Realized this was serious stuff! Purged, took a breath and begin to ascend at which time I was no longer narc ed. Looked for my dive buddy and he was at 150' waving me to ascend. Spend my time decompressing at various depths and survived. Only one breath away from dying! Deep diving is no joke!!!!! And if your buddy is on compressed air also (you cannot depend on him). Will leave on a sad note. Several weeks later on a night dive (another wall and current dive) off the island of Cebu, we lost a buddy. Found him several days later. Be Careful out there Buddies.
'Be careful' is a bad advise, it means nothing. A good advise is to use the proper gas for the depth and get proper training...
What do you mean with straight oxygen ? Pure oxygen ? :D
Because that absolutely makes no sense at all because we divers do not use pure Oxygen in our tanks because of oxygen toxicity from the higher pressure. So deep diving and pure oxygen does not fit at all. If you dive with pure oxygen the maximum depth to breath safely is around 4 metres (13 ft). :)
Edit: Or is your comment about apnoe diving ?
straight oxygen? You'd be convulsing and probably dead.
@@saldash6963 Or he just made it up
@@jeanjacquesrousseau1955 he means air how dont u guys understand that?
They should revoke your diving licence and send you back to beginner course, what an absolute disregard for your own life
Or jail...
WTF ! was that guy trying to prove by taking the other guy down there without a redundant air supply !
That tech guy looked at him (finally, after all that time of not giving a shit), saw the guy already out of it and basically shrugged, turned around and kept going deeper
My advice to anyone thinking of doing this is to at the very least prepare an extra tank of air waiting for you at 5 metres for an extended safety stop. Miss judging how much air your going to use up is the biggest most common mistake.
Why is it that in Egypt so many dive accidents happen?
Georgios Papanikolaou That was a train wreck waiting to happen...wow
How please explain
lack of oversight.
@@UPAKHOSALA watch the Monty hall episode about the blue whole and you'll know
The sea is so calm and transparent that lured divers to exceed their limits
Trying to dive using your hands shows major inexperience
The most important thing in deep air diving is to ask yourself "How deep is going to be deep enough?"
My Colleague dismissed this point. One week later he died trying to break his record"
RIP James, Aged 19
Diving with a single tank to this depth is suicidal. Whoever planned this dive did not know what he was doing.
What the hell were you doing down there ?
Sorry to be negative, but if you uploaded this you should be ready for that🙂 Have no idea why it’s here but this video just gives me so many questions as I am a technical diver. What is that guy doing there on a single cylinder, why double tank guys at that dept on a single gas and looking unorganized? Think the name of this upload should be “How to take part in an unresponsible dive and to brag about it”😅 I know you don’t care and that was long ago, and maybe it’s kind of crazy memories for you, but people watching and believe they can do too. But thank you for taking my attention and time for comment! 😅
Lucky bastard. Should be thankful he’s alive!
Remix please...
Point blanck: this guy is moving his arms, demonstrating that he has zero buoyancy skills. You don't go down to 60 m with this beginner, as IANTD Instructor I would stop at 20 m max and he would have to improve his buoyancy first. + beyond 40 m it's a double tank and trimix.
Nice video:))
Was he just following divers .Thinking he could follow them or was the twin diver his guide? Don’t get it why the single tank diver would think it’s ok to dive to that depth. No doubt a typical diver done the training done 4 dive but on holiday goes diving 🙃
no problem with deepdiving but the guy was literally swimming with his hands... How about you go get a few dozen/hundred dives before going to the rock bottom?
The only mistake in my comment is that was about the straight oxygen. I meant to say it was straight from the normal compressor. Believe it or not the story is very true. Looking back after 40+ Years I was only one breath from death. Believe it. In those days we were diving off the Navy’s tables. Did I mention that it was a beautiful dive.
I can tell from the start of the video that the diver with the single tank was struggling. He wasn’t kicking with his legs and he was using mostly his arms. He was too negatively buoyant, just signs of a bad inexperienced diver.
Hmmm
Why are you going to kill me though
Wait you for real?
Ya why?
@@crowickedone4037 the song
@@bluechapstick8037 ooooh
Real Narosis and Real Oxygen Toxicity! What gobshite took what is obviously a newly qualified unstable diver down to 62M? The PPO2 would be >1.5 and on air would set off alarms on my setup. I'd want 18/35 Trimix to do that safely. Who knows what the bottom time actually was due to editing and what deco obligations he incurred were on a single 12L... I have dived Yolanda and he could have easily gone much deeper in the state he was in, off his head. Madness!!
Ludicrously stupid dive. Sincerely hope you are still alive, stuff like this gets a fair % of divers killed.
I just cant even 🤣 just. no. 😂
朋友你疯了吗？
ditch the music.
Best viewed on mute.
Of course this is really stupid. But the ire of the commentors should be directed towards the other, more experienced divers taking him with.
Also, if you just drop down to 62m, stay there for 2 mins and go back up the world isn't going to end. It is pointless though and in that case it's weird that they didn't just give him a 2x12 too.
🫣
Amazing 😍👏 single tank 80 in 62 m thats Crazy 🤣 im a diver too . I can do this 50 meters only in single tank (60)
Not amazing, incredibly stupid and dangerous.
As a certified diver you should know this AND NEVER attempt to do it.
Bet you can't do 80m...
@@SeanHenrichsI can do over 9,000... inches of depth underwater.
For all of you freaking out, your NOT WRONG. This is very VERY dangerous and irresponsible especially on the part of ole buddy with the single (SINGLE 🤣 80). Being narked that deep is no joke like it’s NOT a game ok? It’s life and death I’ll totally TOTALLY agree with y’all there.. HOWEVER, all that being said, I’ve been to just shy of 195 ft on more than one occasion myself. Now I’ve been diving since I was 16 (now 24) and all these deep dives where after I had already gotten my open water level 2 advanced cert. Witch btw I did a night dive IN A CAVE to get. My old dive instructor was really cool (ole navy sat rat) and we did the dive at vortex springs and went back to the locked gate in the cave about 110 ft total depth can’t remember how far penetration wise into the cave but definitely no more than 200 ft or so, maybe a smidge less. And that was dangerous too but my father was also with me and he’s been diving since before I was born and is a very conservative diver and he was ok with it partially because Lyle (instructor) was there also. It sounds sketch and it lowkey was but if you have dove there before you know it’s not as bad as it sounds. Anyway yeh though, on more that one occasion I’ve been to just shy of 200 on a single tank (air not nitrox idk if you can even go that deep with nitrox) to shoot grouper and snapper on this really cool wreck my dad and I know about in the gulf about 18 or so miles almost due south of Panama City Fl. Old navy supply vessels about 100 ft long and In great shape to have been there for almost 50 years. Because of the depth it’s not dove hardly at all and the fish on it aren’t very skiddish. And there’s HUGE grouper and snapper on it. Not gunna lie your pretty narked at 190ish. Very impaired. Pretty much like having 4 or 5 shots of whiskey hit you at once with a good whippit on top of it lol but if your experienced and know your limits and don’t hangout longer than it takes to shoot ONE good fish, maybe 2 mins at the most, it’s not too terribly sketchy. Now send the hate comments I’m ready!! And btw, you guys should chill, I always wondered why people get soooo fkn mad at OTHER people striving for that Darwin Award it’s like just grab the popcorn at watch the fuckin show!! As long as we aren’t directly endangering anyone else y’all should just fkn chill. Anyway thanks for coming to my Ted talk!!😘😘
Vortex is sweet! Haven’t been on a dive there yet but used to swim those springs in the panhandle all the time!
It's because newer divers see this and might this and think it is acceptable behavior. By all means, do stupid things that have a significant chance of killing you, just don't post videos of it on the internet without explaining just how much of an idiot you are.
Why people react is not just problem with nakosis but PPo2. Some might be more vulnerble than others to narcosis and also not an exact sicence of when people get decompression sickness nor oxygen toxicity. So sure beyond 40m is not necessarily dangerous on air, but could affect you much, and you will get a deco at almost 60 meter. So why 1,4 pp02 is recommended is to keep it safe not because its not possible. Why risk it? The oxytox (cns) is nasty while being submerged (maaybe better witht fullface perhaps?.) And the narcosis could make you do bad calls. So dahab is a good example of why people posting this stuff is a bad idea. So many trying to go through that arch. However i took interest in this video. Becuase i was curious. I barely go deeper than 40 without trimix and a 50%. So it did caught my attention, and i watched it even if worried, we are curious fools
ok but i want to know if he was actually narked out? how can you tell? was it the guy with the single tank they claim is narked?
Ok there is actually so much wrong with your comment and I believe you are overly confident and overestimate your abilities. Since your comment is one year old can you quickly give me an answer to see if you're still alive?
Thats one of the most stupid things I have ever seen in a diving video. What was the point of that ? Just WHY ????
Don't risk your life like that ! Dive safely !
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