GUE Diver SMB Deployment (Der richtige und sichere Umgang mit Boje & Spool)

In diesem Video zeige ich Dir wie man eine geschlosse 100 cm Signalboje mittels einer Spool richtig benutzt. Boje und Spool getrennt von einander und werden erst unter Wasser verbunden, das hat den Vorteil, dass ich die Spool zuvor für andere Aktivitäten nutzen kann.
Der Taucher (Markus von Hacht) befindet sich in diesem Video in knapp 6 m Wassertiefe des Kreidesee in Hemmoor.

[@p-dog2837]

Da war doch niemals genug Luft in der Boje ;D , aber vom Prinzip her mach ich das auch so.

[@DerOetzmann]

Lustig, dachte gerade: Hey, sieht aus wie die Plattformen in Hemmoor 😁😂

[@nicholasgalliano8541]

Good example... however.. I've seen that upon launching the delay, there is a change of hands.. this happens when the dsmb is already inflated. This must be avoided. Whilst the diver blows into the valve for filling the dsmb, the finger of the same hand should already be in the spool ready for launching and not changing hands at the very end. Doing so could put you at risk of catching the hand/fingers on the line and sending you straight up and risking a bend etc. Also.. for operational purposes, it allows the other hand to use other equipment. Keep it simple.

[@michaelkim4251]

Thanks for use it DELAYED SURFACE MARKER BUOY.

[@jonnieinbangkok]

Couldn't see much of anything...and the DSMB should be connected to the spool before the dive; making one less step to do during deployment.

[@laod7192]

I think for training and demonstration this is fine. For open water diving, I agree that the DSMB should always be connected to the spool. However, think about using the same spool as a guideline for a shipwreck penetrating dive, it won't be attached to the DSMB.

[@jonnieinbangkok]

@@laod7192 For a wreck dive yes it wouldn't be connected...or one can bring a second spool.

[@kevingumfory]

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