Breathing Time Explained For Mini Dive Tanks!

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[@michaelj8793]

I really don't think that people that are use to doing a little snorkeling should move directly into equipment like this as cool as I think this is I highly recommend taking some basic scuba diving classes for me I'm going to be sticking to free diving and my daughter loves it as well the peacefulness can't be beat but you know I love these videos I can't wait to see you put it through the paces yourself my friend Be well and of course Stay Frosty and Safe Keep em coming 👍

[@allthingsrandom8137]

Thanks! More of these videos for sure

[@glewellyn0]

I agree with most of the things you say, but at 7:23 you talk about getting the bends. I think there is no scenario where using a single 2 liter tank would cause any diver to suffer DCS, given the limits imposed on the depth you could reach and the time you could stay on the available air.
eta: I just consulted my dive tables:
I assume the surface air consumption to be a very low 10l/minute, which is doable for some divers on very calm dives,
I assume a 2 liter tank at 200 bar, for a total air supply of 400 liters. This is comes out to 40 minutes surface equivalent.
The very closest I can come to the non-deco limit is at 51m (170ft).
The pressure there is 6.1 bar(/ATA), resulting in a max dive time of 6.5 minutes, that will barely keep you within the NDL.
You'd probably suffer nitrogen narcosis though and you'd have no room for error and no time for a safety stop.

[@allthingsrandom8137]

Yeah, I don’t disagree with you, but this was cut from a 27 minute video.