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Yeah we just send it lol. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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Thanks for watching. I believe it because it a diaphragm style pump. Because I don’t have an additional air chamber it slightly affecting the diaphragm when we take in air. There is an updated budget version being build now. I should have that video out soon. Thanks again for the comment.

It has a different twang to it for sure. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Yeah sure did. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching. I much appreciate the information and feedback. I have fished the tournament a few times since this video and did ok but not great. I’ll definitely look at some different gear setups and check out the recommendation you suggested. Thanks again. Tight Lines.

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Hello thanks for watching. I personally have been to 20’. The working pressure is ok. We don’t ever go much past 15’ just as a safety measure. I have heard of people going 30’ on similar setups. I’m in the process of a redesign with an onboard are pressure tank for additional safety. Thanks for the comment.

@@us_angler1845 What do you plan to use as your onboard pressure tank? I plan to use mine in the sea to a max depth of 30'. I purchased the 160 LPM version. I couldn't find anything with a greater airflow.

Thanks for watching. It definitely is fun working through it to a well working final product. Thanks again for the comment.

@@us_angler1845 you ever go to the printed gun events? Theres one in april in southwest PA if youre interested.

Thanks for watching. It’s definitely a fun little project.

Thanks for watching. I did do pedals for it. I bought a cheap set of adjustable pedals from Bass Pro and modified them so they don’t lock and just slide free. I used the anchor pulley hold down loops to route the lines to the pedals. It worked ok but because I got the cheap pedals they would bind up a little.

Thanks for watching and for the comment. It’s a pretty nice place.

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Hello thanks for watching. That is definitely an option. I didn’t lose much in length by running it out the top. I’m in the process of building a better safer system. The video should be posted soon. Thanks again for the view and comment.

Hello thanks for watching. I appreciate the input. Thanks again

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Not sure too tell you the truth.

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Hello thanks for watching. I’d rather not give out advice. Keep at it. They are fun little projects. Thanks again

Thanks for watching. I do appreciate the comment. I’m in the process of building a new safer system. It will include a fresh air snorkel and battery/ pump divider. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for the input. I have an update version with added safety features. I’m just about done testing. The video will be uploaded in the next week or two. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching. That is the switch off the trolling motor. I did upgrade that setup to a speed control switch. I believe it’s in a different video. I can get you links to the items if you are building one. I used a basic speed controller off amazon. Thanks again for watching.

Hello thanks for watching and for the feedback. I definitely agree with you the pump I bought is small. I would definitely go with probably a 180lpm if I built it again. This system is definitely only for shallow water use. I don’t remember what topics I touched on but I do believe I mentioned safety and risk. Definitely appreciate the comment and feedback.

Thanks for watching. Definitely an interesting idea. I don’t think I’m going to attempt to build that for my system. I do want to put a reserve tank inline. You can usually hear the pump running above you. Should it kick off the reserve would definitely give piece of mind. Thanks again for watching

@@us_angler1845 What do you plan to use as an inline reserve tank? I'm pricing all the parts right now and want to do it right from the start.

Thank you very much for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks again.

Hello thanks for watching. I do believe there is a way to add a pressure switch to the pump. I think it would also require some type of air reservoir. Just the amount of air in the line would not be enough for the pump to build pressure and shut off. I’m going to rebuild the unit this winter using some of the suggestions. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching. Thanks for the info much appreciated.

I would probably use this as a inline filter. PCP Hand Pump Air Filter, Water-Oil Sparator with 8mm Female and Male Quick Connect for High Pressure Air Compressor Pump 30Mpa (Blue) a.co/d/7opoirl As far as a tank www.pioneermining.com/cart/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=311 this is what I would use. Just an inline plastic reserve air tank. Thanks for watching

You may have to copy the links and open with the web. The links don’t seem to be working.

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You are not wrong. The air buddy and similar hookah systems all operate the same way. An inline filter definitely helps. The pump I’m using is a diaphragm pump so I feel much better using it compared to an oil style air pump. Thanks again for watching.

The pump is 120lpm if I was going to do it again I would use 160 or 180lpm. I have been down 7 meters with it and it’s ok but not great. We stay average of 5 meters. Thanks for watching.

@@us_angler1845 Obrigado pela dica amigo ! estou querendo comprar um de 25 l por minuto e queria mergulhar a uns 3,5 metros de profundidade, porém estava na dúvida se ele iria me atender .

Hello thanks for watching. I did not remove them from the pump. I’m not 100 percent sure I know they were there until your comment. I did just go check my system and they are still in. We have been running it for a few years with no problems. Thanks again for watching

@@us_angler1845 mine only has one plug...there is no information on this.thanks

The rubber plug is the air intake, but plug is to prevent crap from getting into system during shipping/storage. Remove it for better air flow. I intend to enlarge it on my system as well as cleaning, porting and other mods. Use 3/8 ID fittings for better air flow.

@@dananorth895 yes i only tested my setup once so far..once i finally adjusted my cheap amazon reg as good as possible i noticed a huge ease of breathing...i also took my compressor appart and cleaned,and removed metal shavings,i also added a 2 gallon polly tank and hookah filter ..let me know if increasingly the diameter of that air hole improves your setup performance in anyway...thanks for sharing

Thanks for watching. She did let me continue to be her husband. I even returned her knob lol. Thanks again for watching

I would definitely do a 160 or 180. The exhaust fan would also be a great idea

@@us_angler1845 I ordered parts last night,even went with same battery you used..what I like about this is when battery gets low you will notice air production is weaker and call it quits...also I am sure you will also hear motor,so if it kicks off and you are 10 foot deep you can surface safely..they make a nice inflatable cooler float for $10 WHICH should be great to hold battery box...i did order 50 ft of 3/8 clear tubing..will cut it down to 20 ft..Did you ever have air seem hot when breathing? Will be trying to figure out filters..not sure its necessary,these motors design should deliver clean air..thanks again

I don’t remember at the moment if it was 3/8 ID. It would depend on what barb fitting you add to the pump. Definitely 160-180 pump. A basic inline air filter should do the job. Thanks again for watching

@@us_angler1845 I went with 3/8 inside diameter..do you have any idea of your psi to your reg...I ordered cheap reg,but I hear they can be adjusted..I am thinking around 60 psi to reg 10 to 15 feet should be good...th as thanks

Hello thanks for watching. I’m not 100 percent sure but I believe a pressure switch could be add. The way this is set up there is no tank for air. It’s a direct feed from the pump to the regulator. I have thought about adding a 3” pvc tube as an air chamber. That would give the ability to add a pressure switch. Appreciate the comment thanks again

@@us_angler1845 so how long have you ran pump at one time? Ever try it at a depth of 10 feet or more...? The key is finding a great motor.the rest seems pretty simple...thanks

On average about a hour per battery is what it get. I will say using led acid batteries. They do degrade because my son likes to run them completely dead. It’s hard on the battery to drop that low and be recharged multiple times.

Thanks for watching. It’s a fun little rig. Definitely a cool project. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching. I’m glad you liked it.

Thanks for watching. It’s definitely a fun rig with a lot of style available for adding. All non 3D parts can definitely be used for other projects. Thanks again for watching

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Hello thanks for watching. The pump I’m using is a 120lpm. If I was to build it again I would definitely use a 160 or 180lpm pump. I currently have 20’ of hose and I’m more than comfortable going 20’ deep. All that being said if you use a bigger pump it will reduce battery life. Also I would like to add a small floating air bladder just for safety reasons. Should the pump die or something happens that extra few breaths would definitely help. I am scuba certified but this is in now way an approved system. Build at your own risk. Thank again for watching

@@us_angler1845 Okay, thanks for the info. I will use the equipment at depths of a maximum of 4 meters. This ( th-cam.com/video/W-0XIwsy4Os/w-d-xo.html ) is the equipment I built 6 years ago, it's good but very heavy! Thanks!

Hello thanks for watching. I believe in this one I had the weight pretty far up the line. I tend to change it up though out the day depending on the area I’m fishing in a pond. When using power bait the bait will float and putting the weight about 24” from the hook allows the bait to be suspended in the water. Hope that helps. Definitely change it until you find how deep or shallow the fish are. Thanks again for watching

Hello thanks for watching. The one in using is a 10ah long lasting battery. It’s a yellow top. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching. I would probably say power bait and rooster tails are your best bet. If you are there on stocking day or anytime shortly after plan for close quarters fishing. It gets fished hard during stocking. Make sure to have a few different colors of power bait. If you plan to fly fish and can get your hands on the imitation trout pellet fly you should hammer some fish. Thank again for watching. Best of luck hope it’s a good time.

Thanks for watching much appreciated. Yeah it can definitely be challenging. Overall it’s been a pretty smooth experience for me. Other than having some small post print work everything is working well now. Thanks again for watching.

Thanks for watching. Love the comment. The BLUU is an awesome alternative and for the price at the time well worth it. Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching. It’s always a fun day when the meat hits the deck. Thanks again for watching.

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Hello thanks for watching. Sorry I don’t. This one was a little harder to come by. I will say they are available with a little digging. Thanks again for watching

Hello thanks for watching much appreciated. If you are talking about the folding mount parts, no they stay on the camera. I sent basically just the camera and the door. They will send you a new camera with a door and that is it. Don’t send anything extra you will not get it back. Thanks again for watching