Thanks mate. The temperature in the water that day was 14c. It is a shock to dive in but quite confortable for an our or so in my retro wetsuit. Tailor made for me in Italy 20 years ago. Helios, the only brand that I have ever made a sponsorship agreement with. I guess I do not owe them anything today😂😂😂
Sorry I missed the premier but we were up north at trailer.. it was still warm Nice to see a close up of the koi and the Rudd Fish and water quality look excellent my friend Great job on the bog and thanks again for your help with my video Full view
Nice video, good structure and I liked the vibey swimming with fish interlude. Nice match cut, too. I'm a little obsessed with the fish waste > plant material > compost cycle.
I have wanted to to exactly that since we dug out that pond, unfortunately i still havent found a diving suit that is thick/warm enough.. Perhaps if i included some electric thermal wires inside the suit??
@@greenmachinesweden i'dd rather be tazed than frozen :) Electricity isnt that hard, just gotta consider the potential difference and ground the project properly :)
@@greenmachinesweden Perishing from exposure is commonly called "freezing to death". A quick search found that you can actually "freeze to death" in room temperature if you´re passed out on the cool basement floor, especially if your´e naked and wet. The electric current flows through the path of least resistance and water is a electrical insulator, as well as the building materials used in your pond. So a closed circuit powered by a DC battery would be safe, even if your wires were naked, as long as they are sufficiently far away from each other. Limiting the voltage is prudent of course, you cant go swimming with a 100V circuit taped to your chest, but less than 10-15 Volts (enough to heat a kanthal wire for instance) should be safe. Some companies are actually selling electrically heated and battery operated vests, so point proven. :) So i would say that you are literally right; i wont turn into a block of ice in your pond, but you are practically wrong as i would presumably only survive for an hour or so in your pond without a heatsuit.. :)
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I was thinking that water looks cold!
Excellent job Magnus, very enjoyable swim :)
Thanks mate. The temperature in the water that day was 14c. It is a shock to dive in but quite confortable for an our or so in my retro wetsuit. Tailor made for me in Italy 20 years ago. Helios, the only brand that I have ever made a sponsorship agreement with. I guess I do not owe them anything today😂😂😂
Beautiful pond and really nice koi fish! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Thanks! I am setting up my first aquarium for 12 years right now. That is why our ways has crossed. I like your content. Thanks for subbing back.😀👍
I need the swimsuit for me 😅
You done a nice jod 👍
I need to trimming my bog filter 🌱🌱🌱
Thanks. You may look into another type wetsuit. This one is anno 20th century and not awailable anymore. 🤣🤣
Sorry I missed the premier but we were up north at trailer.. it was still warm
Nice to see a close up of the koi and the Rudd
Fish and water quality look excellent my friend
Great job on the bog and thanks again for your help with my video
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Thanks mate. 😄👍
Nice video, good structure and I liked the vibey swimming with fish interlude. Nice match cut, too. I'm a little obsessed with the fish waste > plant material > compost cycle.
Thanks mate. You comenting on structure and editing means a lot to me. You are my master.😀👍
Wao, beautiful big boys and girls. Thanks fir sharing them. How deep is the pond
It is two meter at the deepest part. That would be a rad over 6,5 feet if you prefere imperial.😀👍
@ thank you , they are beautiful, so used to seeing Koi from above , never like this. Great work my friend
I have wanted to to exactly that since we dug out that pond, unfortunately i still havent found a diving suit that is thick/warm enough.. Perhaps if i included some electric thermal wires inside the suit??
LOL. What a visionair you are man. When I think about electric wetsuit I just think of shortcuts and electocution.🤣
@@greenmachinesweden i'dd rather be tazed than frozen :)
Electricity isnt that hard, just gotta consider the potential difference and ground the project properly :)
@@XxXaRvoxXx I do think the risk of getting tazed is way bigger than the risk of getting frozen in 14c water, which is non existing. 😄
@@greenmachinesweden Perishing from exposure is commonly called "freezing to death".
A quick search found that you can actually "freeze to death" in room temperature if you´re passed out on the cool basement floor, especially if your´e naked and wet.
The electric current flows through the path of least resistance and water is a electrical insulator, as well as the building materials used in your pond.
So a closed circuit powered by a DC battery would be safe, even if your wires were naked, as long as they are sufficiently far away from each other.
Limiting the voltage is prudent of course, you cant go swimming with a 100V circuit taped to your chest, but less than 10-15 Volts (enough to heat a kanthal wire for instance) should be safe.
Some companies are actually selling electrically heated and battery operated vests, so point proven. :)
So i would say that you are literally right; i wont turn into a block of ice in your pond, but you are practically wrong as i would presumably only survive for an hour or so in your pond without a heatsuit.. :)