Can i ask you about one thing ?? Have seen a lot of your training videos. Great quality. Okay i am thinking about taking the PADI rebreather course !! Got my hours - got more than the 25 dives - Certified on Ntrox/Enriched air. Many are talking about great benefits. Breathing your own warm "air" in the loop. And of course the whole dive computer. Sry of course you know this. No one has tried to sell me a course. And i know people that are using it. I just wanted a different opinion 😏 Btw i might take the cave diving certificate. Just to learn the blind diving, getting out of trouble, if you get entangled !! But i am not into cave diving. Sorry about my English 👋
"Let's see... which cylinder do I want? Ooooo the rusty one! Yeaaahh, I like it nasty." 😎 Great video! One of these days a JJ is gonna become my lucky third rebreather, lol.
Hi! I’m a it consultant! All the gear and courses is a bit bad for the wallet but the experience is can’t be compared with money 👌 go for it! Step by step! It take time to develop all skills needed, meter by meter! When you start mix gases with helium - buy a rebreather! Good luck!
In your Tec room Bali video you commented that the dive was 450$ for helium and that's why you'll go ccr. But you still have to pay for the bailout on a ccr dive like this, right? Do you really save lots of money going ccr? Can you get the bailout refunded if you don't use it?
Corrrect! We only rent the bailout, some time we do dil flush with transport gas on the way back, then we pay when the top up the bails. when in doubt bail out! :)
@@gNusoftWare100 That is actually very cool and makes sense, thanks for the answer! Can you fly on the plane to a vacation and bring your own JJCCR with you?
@@999racing hehe that’s the tricky part, the dive gear is 40 kg, so 30 in the check in, 10 in the carry on and the rest in the biig pockets. I still need to rent all tanks, lead, some bail regs, sorb and need to buy flipflops, toothbrush and a BlueMarlin dive T-shirt 😂
The highest TTS shown on his computer was 80 minutes, when he was at 46.7 meters, that's mostly decompression obligation, and he'd still be accumulating some more on the way up. EDIT: To clarify TTS stands for Time To Surface. It's all the stops needed, including deep stops. In that snippet where it shows TTS 80, he's due for a 1 minute deep stop at 36 meters.
Great video There was an interesting yellow fish that appeared in 4:33. Anyone knows the name of it please share it with us. I am very curious to know more about it.
@@@gNusoftWare100 : I'm sorry my friend, but a Tank must be treated as disposable, especilly when rusty! When's the last time it's been through a Hydro'?
@@gNusoftWare100 : Tell whoever your Dive-Buddy is, as well as your Surface Crew that I deeply regret their own Loss-of-Life as you persist to use a rusty tank that shall one day kill them all when it eventually Frag's! *_>:(_*
In tech diving on re breathers, you have to carry those tanks as the poster said for bailing out. If you watch at the beginning he is putting yellow labels on the tanks. Those are the gas mixes and the MOD (maximum operating depth) for that mixture. Bail out = if the re breather malfunctions you immediately start your ascent. You have to switch to your other gasses since you cant trust the re breather at that point to give you the proper mixture. As you go up you will be breathing different mixes. On deep dives you have to take decompression stops. Its a Little different with re breathers but the concept is the same. You drop your decompression tanks at certain depths and as you ascend you switch to your deco tanks. Tech diving is amazing. I hope to get to that point one of these days. :)
@@TritonTv69420 why are deco stops different on rebreathers? And doed the rebreather automatically change the mixtures? How does all that helium oxygen and air fit into one small rebreather capsule? Im confused
@@flynnkay Rebreathers like the JJ(the one used in the video) constantly analyse the gas in the breathing loop and adjust it accordingly. The rebreather canister contains a chemical scrubber like Sodasorb/Sofnoline/Similar, looks a bit like cat litter. Your exhaled breath gets sent through the scrubber and the Carbon dioxide gets absorbed and 'scrubbed' out of the breathing mixture, effectively recycling your exhaled gas. Where traditional scuba gives a 1:1 ratio of gas breathed from the cylinder (1 inhale to one exhale, the gas breathed is now expended and lost), a rebreather can give up to a 1:20 ratio due to this recycling, re-breathing if you will.
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From the lowest possible and gradually going up. Nice mate. Very inspiring
Woah, loved the video. Really awesome to watch. A very nice tribute to your dad.
Fredrik Liljeblad I agree Freddy! :)
Can i ask you about one thing ??
Have seen a lot of your training videos. Great quality.
Okay i am thinking about taking the PADI rebreather course !!
Got my hours - got more than the 25 dives - Certified on Ntrox/Enriched air.
Many are talking about great benefits.
Breathing your own warm "air" in the loop.
And of course the whole dive computer.
Sry of course you know this. No one has tried to sell me a course. And i know people that are using it. I just wanted a different opinion 😏
Btw i might take the cave diving certificate. Just to learn the blind diving, getting out of trouble, if you get entangled !!
But i am not into cave diving.
Sorry about my English 👋
One of these days i will get in to tech diving :) Nice video.
Everybody's talking about the trimix and CCR and I'm like "how cute is that baby boxfish?!?"
Nice video. Cool that you can go so deep! Got me hooked. I'm a subscriber now. Looking forward to your next adventures!
"Let's see... which cylinder do I want? Ooooo the rusty one! Yeaaahh, I like it nasty." 😎
Great video! One of these days a JJ is gonna become my lucky third rebreather, lol.
Hehe, the rusty ones are well tested, they been to many wars and made it back.. So did we :)
@@gNusoftWare100 Hell yeah, I hate new looking gear. Makes me look like some kinda rookie! Gimme that crusty stuff!
I went on my first dive ever at that dive center, small world!
Impressive diving and video. BTW - you can see the problem with 100m dives. You become left-handed......
I am from Lombok, I have been also diving in gili's meno, good place for diving recommends 👌
Wow fantastic video !! Keep up the great work ;)
Awesome video. Much respect!!
Very cool. Please keep posting video like this
hi andreas, what is your occupation if i may ask? tech diving seems expensive, but is something i wanna do in the next year
Hi! I’m a it consultant! All the gear and courses is a bit bad for the wallet but the experience is can’t be compared with money 👌 go for it! Step by step! It take time to develop all skills needed, meter by meter! When you start mix gases with helium - buy a rebreather! Good luck!
@@gNusoftWare100 Thank you so much for your response!
Great to watch 😊
Great dive, very cool.
Great video 👍
In your Tec room Bali video you commented that the dive was 450$ for helium and that's why you'll go ccr. But you still have to pay for the bailout on a ccr dive like this, right? Do you really save lots of money going ccr? Can you get the bailout refunded if you don't use it?
Corrrect! We only rent the bailout, some time we do dil flush with transport gas on the way back, then we pay when the top up the bails. when in doubt bail out! :)
@@gNusoftWare100 That is actually very cool and makes sense, thanks for the answer! Can you fly on the plane to a vacation and bring your own JJCCR with you?
@@999racing hehe that’s the tricky part, the dive gear is 40 kg, so 30 in the check in, 10 in the carry on and the rest in the biig pockets. I still need to rent all tanks, lead, some bail regs, sorb and need to buy flipflops, toothbrush and a BlueMarlin dive T-shirt 😂
@@gNusoftWare100 sounds like a real tec-vacation! :O
You only had to do 12 min of desaturation?
The highest TTS shown on his computer was 80 minutes, when he was at 46.7 meters, that's mostly decompression obligation, and he'd still be accumulating some more on the way up.
EDIT: To clarify TTS stands for Time To Surface. It's all the stops needed, including deep stops. In that snippet where it shows TTS 80, he's due for a 1 minute deep stop at 36 meters.
Great video
There was an interesting yellow fish that appeared in 4:33. Anyone knows the name of it please share it with us. I am very curious to know more about it.
Box fish
Piotrek Jestem
Thanks
What camera and what housing used?
Its a GoPro Hero 3 with a 150 m iPix Alu housing.
Why pick the rusty tank ? Anyways what a great experience!
Clyde Ceniza The rusty tank was mine and well used 😉 (no rust inside.)
@@@gNusoftWare100 :
I'm sorry my friend, but a Tank must be treated as disposable, especilly when rusty! When's the last time it's been through a Hydro'?
@@Dreaded88 This fine pice of art is still in use.. 2019/02... So i hope to dive it until 2024/02!
@@gNusoftWare100 :
Tell whoever your Dive-Buddy is, as well as your Surface Crew that I deeply regret their own Loss-of-Life as you persist to use a rusty tank that shall one day kill them all when it eventually Frag's! *_>:(_*
@@Dreaded88 Hydro check done 2021, ready for 5 new years!
high cns warning on dive computer.
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Hallo Andreas very naic
Plus your nember
Why’s he carrying so many tanks?
David Po he must like not dying
David Po Hi, its Bail out but we are only using them if we have problem with the machine!
In tech diving on re breathers, you have to carry those tanks as the poster said for bailing out. If you watch at the beginning he is putting yellow labels on the tanks. Those are the gas mixes and the MOD (maximum operating depth) for that mixture. Bail out = if the re breather malfunctions you immediately start your ascent. You have to switch to your other gasses since you cant trust the re breather at that point to give you the proper mixture. As you go up you will be breathing different mixes. On deep dives you have to take decompression stops. Its a Little different with re breathers but the concept is the same. You drop your decompression tanks at certain depths and as you ascend you switch to your deco tanks. Tech diving is amazing. I hope to get to that point one of these days. :)
@@TritonTv69420 why are deco stops different on rebreathers? And doed the rebreather automatically change the mixtures? How does all that helium oxygen and air fit into one small rebreather capsule? Im confused
@@flynnkay Rebreathers like the JJ(the one used in the video) constantly analyse the gas in the breathing loop and adjust it accordingly.
The rebreather canister contains a chemical scrubber like Sodasorb/Sofnoline/Similar, looks a bit like cat litter. Your exhaled breath gets sent through the scrubber and the Carbon dioxide gets absorbed and 'scrubbed' out of the breathing mixture, effectively recycling your exhaled gas. Where traditional scuba gives a 1:1 ratio of gas breathed from the cylinder (1 inhale to one exhale, the gas breathed is now expended and lost), a rebreather can give up to a 1:20 ratio due to this recycling, re-breathing if you will.
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