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Andy the Northern Diver
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2019
Hi, I'm Andy please subscribe and see more of my Scuba Diving content.
'How To Style' vidoes to demonstrate "what to look for", "what to avoid", "how to" all based around my love for Scuba Diving and adventure. Added to this my wife and I are diving most weekends and make videos showing what you can expect from these dive sites and add lots of info in the descriptions.
Through our journey to learn how to be better divers we have met and subsequently been introduced to loads of inspirational and interesting divers that I have interviewed for my "Are youa Scuba Diver - Fancy a Brew?" podcast and added thses chats to my playlists for you to lesten to.
As a new diver or experienced diver, my channel has a lot of light hearted to serious, recreational to technical content that will be of interest and help to you.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=33059974
Instagram: andythenortherndiver
Podcast: andythenortherndiver.podbean.com/
'How To Style' vidoes to demonstrate "what to look for", "what to avoid", "how to" all based around my love for Scuba Diving and adventure. Added to this my wife and I are diving most weekends and make videos showing what you can expect from these dive sites and add lots of info in the descriptions.
Through our journey to learn how to be better divers we have met and subsequently been introduced to loads of inspirational and interesting divers that I have interviewed for my "Are youa Scuba Diver - Fancy a Brew?" podcast and added thses chats to my playlists for you to lesten to.
As a new diver or experienced diver, my channel has a lot of light hearted to serious, recreational to technical content that will be of interest and help to you.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=33059974
Instagram: andythenortherndiver
Podcast: andythenortherndiver.podbean.com/
Porth Wen Brickworks, Anglesey, North Wales
We visited Anglesey North Wales for the weekend in July 2024, and spent the day visiting the Porth Wen Brickworks a Victorian / Edwardian brickworks that made bricks from the local Quartzite quarry. This is now an abandoned industrial site that is a scheduled monument according to English heritage. The brickworks is a unique industrial heritage site as it still has intact brick kilns, boilers, and industrial chimneys. Situated in Cemaes Bay in North Wales, there is a layby to park in and roughly a 15-minute arduous walk that isn't suitable for wheeled vehicles, prams, trolleys, or the infirm.
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Mojo Europe: www.mojoeurope.com/
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Olympus OMD EM-1 Mk2
Nauticam NA-EM1II Underwater Housing
INON S2000 Strobes
NEEWER Slider and Tripod
GoPro Hero 4 & 8
Light for me and Nanight Video lights
Bushnell HD Wildlife Cam
RØDE Shotgun Mic
Audiotechnica ATR2100 Mic
Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Apple Final Cut Pro X
Apple MacBook Pro
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BSAC: www.bsac.com/
TDI SDI: www.tdisdi.com/
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Northern Diver: www.ndiver.com/ Use coupon code: ATNDPROMO5
Olympus Cameras: www.olympus.co.uk/
Mojo Europe: www.mojoeurope.com/
Gear Aid: gearaid.eu/
Go Tec Dive: www.gotecdive.com.br/site/
Stream2Sea: stream2sea.com/?ref=dixCPtdlKV8DF
Use coupon code: 'AndytheND' to get 10% off each purchase
🔴 Lets Connect:
Email: andythenortherndiver@icloud.com
Facebook: andythenortherndiver/
Instagram: andythenortherndiver
Twitter: AndytheND
🔴 Tools I use:
Olympus OMD EM-1 Mk2
Nauticam NA-EM1II Underwater Housing
INON S2000 Strobes
NEEWER Slider and Tripod
GoPro Hero 4 & 8
Light for me and Nanight Video lights
Bushnell HD Wildlife Cam
RØDE Shotgun Mic
Audiotechnica ATR2100 Mic
Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Apple Final Cut Pro X
Apple MacBook Pro
🔴 The music I used in my video on license from www.epidemicsound.com/
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How to do a handbrake turn 180 left
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CLOSE ENCOUNTER in the Red Sea - Whitetips and Hammerhead sharks - RED SEA 2022
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This is a video of our group penetrating deep into the wreck of the ill fated Salem Express. We entered from the stern doors of the car deck and penetrated all the way to the bow and then turned back at the truck. Inside the second compartment, there are 2 cars, a Nissan and a Toyota. After the penetration of the car deck, we moved around the wreck and entered the restaurant and the bridge. Amo...
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Snorkeling with Hyper GoGo Manta Sea Scooter - Unboxing and in water testing - 4k - 2022
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It's been an absolute delight to test the Hyper GoGo, in the local quarry and around the local coastline, the sea scooter made a fantastic addition to our snorkel kit. Here is a list of the spec it including: Water Fun instead of Tiredness. Whether deep sea-exploring diving or simply having a happy family time in your backyard swimming pool, Hyper GoGo Manta Sea Scooter will be the best gadget ...
Highest jumps in the Lake District - Ghyll Scrambling in Esk Gorge - All Terrain Adventures
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We planned this trip with Joe from Organiser - All-terrain Adventures www.allterrainadventures.co.uk - for our 4th wedding anniversary after following his Facebook page for years. He didn't disappoint, providing all the necessary gear, and a full brief and competent instruction throughout. The big jumps pushed our braveness to the limit at 8-12m and the waterfall climbs pushed our physical robu...
Camping and adventure on the Llŷn Peninsula - Go Karting, Blobbing, Rock Climbing and Abseiling
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After years and years of spending many weekends on North Wales, what better way to show off what the Llŷn Peninsula off than a quick bunch of clips to give a flavour of what's on offer. 🔴 Share this video with a friend: th-cam.com/video/1aglkG5UewA/w-d-xo.html 🔴 Subscribe for more Scuba Diving content: th-cam.com/users/AndytheNorthernDiver 🔴 Check out our Podcast: andythenortherndiver.podbean.c...
Fancy a Brew? Season 3 Episode 10 - Talking to Angus Hosking about Free Diving in the Lake District
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Fancy a Brew? Season 3 Episode 9 - Talking to AJ Powell on Spatial Disorientation for Divers
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Diving Silfra Iceland - March / April 2022 - Travelling the Golden Circle
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Cheers pal.
Thanks
I don’t know why such ships with our modern Technology not can raise after this Desaster for all the bodies and families.
Human error I guess
Hi Andy, i know it depends on how trigger happy a person is with the inflation/deflation, but roughly how long would that 1L cyl last? How many dives do get off one fill? Cheers!
Great question, well posed, get ready for a not too helpful answer. First off, there are bigger sizes available. However, I find it easily does one dive, and regardless of how much I’ve used on any dive, that it doesn’t hurt to top it up for the next. Also depends how you prefer to dive, suit for buoyancy or wing, or a mix of both. The cylinder only fills one of them. Hope that helps?
@@AndytheNorthernDiver Thanks!
I hope someday when the war is over in the red sea, they could also dive in the redsea and in God's will somebody will find the MV TUTOR ship because the ship is lost somewhere in Eritrea June 12, 2024 and my father was the 2nd Engineer in MV TUTOR he was the only one missing and he was working in the engine room that time when the MV TUTOR was bomb by a missiles and he is still missing until now😢 our family believe that his remains is still in the part of the engine room in 2nd deck
I hope you get to dive that too my friend and hopefully get to honour your father in the process.
Just be careful with the Salem Express curse, it seems that people that go there rob the dead, end up in freak accidents, there is an account that at least 2 of the divers that recovered bodies from the wreck and stole some gold from the victims, were lost at sea, a while later in strange diving accidents. Coincidence or not, I always enjoy people that respect wrecks and people that died there.
Thanks for that, as you can see from the video, the only thing we took was pictures and videos.
No chance anything like that happened 🙄
@alaincaspar2148 hahaha very Hollywood isn’t it!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. Have you been doing much diving lately?
None since Mexico last year too busy stunt training, I hope to get back in next year 🤞🏼
I've just got the ZD710 torch and really like it! I was really keen to buy a torch with an adjustable beam and the ZD710 it fits the bill perfectly!!
Awesome I liked it too
It looks like something I could use due to my limited use of my keg because of polio.
Yes definitely very easy to use
How could you read the gauge from all the way down there though?
It’s more to check if it’s got any contents before starting a dive. Once you’re decent enough at buoyancy and you’re not biting through it like mad, you’ll have more than enough in a bottle for a dive. But as part of pre dive checks, it’s a must.
Some time ago i also deployed my DSMB from around 10m ish in the red see, and not as a traning exercise, but for the boats above to see where we are. But while i was trying to prepare all, somehow the string tangled up in my second stage and while going up it ripped it out of my mouth and pulled me up towards the surface, by the time i managed to untangle it from the string i was above 5m's almost on the surface .... I think this is the biggest danger with dsmb deployment. And the only thing to do to practice is to go a pool that is at least 2meters deep, get BCD and regulator and a small bottle if possible and exercise there...
We deploy a dsmb on every dive individually regardless of where we are pond river or sea, building up muscle memory, experience and skill. However you do it, as long as it works and is safe, do it lots!
@@AndytheNorthernDiver i know. i go dive once for a week a year. i wish i could go more offten...
@kjdtm I’ve not been since Mexico last September
@@AndytheNorthernDiver me too, since october egypt again... the cheapest and closest to me that i can afford...(live in romania)
My dry suit has a but of mold on the wrist eleasticated wrist bands. Best way to get it off please?
Honestly I don’t know. I’d use a nail brush and some soap
@@AndytheNorthernDiver i will give it a go and report back. Thanks again 🙏🤞😻
The horror look when you almost dropped the torch .... you made my day 🤣
I nearly cut that in the edit but thought it’s worth a laugh to leave in 😜
Life saver <3
Your very welcome 🙏🏻
Great video. Thank you for putting it together!
While this was not part of the video, what is your way to avoid dry gloves squeeze?
@avi-shai I keep the elastic loop of my undersuit over my finger and through the dry cuff, that way the glove can breath. If the glove does puncture then only a little amount of water can get in the suit. I guess you need to balance the discomfort of squeeze vs potential wet arm.
Great video. Thank you for putting it together!
No problem 😉
Newbie question -- what's the right proportion of dumpable vs fixed/non-dumpable weight? For example, let's say I need 8kg total weight and per your video have 2x 1kg dumpable weight on my BCD at the waist and then 6kg fixed to my BCD/tank ... will that be enough to get sufficient positive buoyancy if I do need to dump the (dumpable) weights?
Great question mate, not an easy answer though. I have no dumpable weights, but I can dump stuff from my pockets and torch etc. I dive with a backplate, wing and harness so need nothing in a wet suit and then an integrated weight in a Drysuit. In a bcd with pull out weight pockets I’d put no more than 1kg in each. That way if you loose one (which happens a lot) the result won’t be that drastic, and if early enough you can just fill your pockets with rocks until you recover the lost weight. It’s all personal preference really, finding your own way with practice and experience. I’ve seen people with several kilos in the dump pockets, imagine loosing that, you’d be like a tomahawk missile to the moon 🤦🏼♂️
@@AndytheNorthernDiver many thanks for the feedback
good information
Thanks
Fantastic thanks for this!
Glad it helped mate
i personally use ultimas but great video! what do you prefer btw? Silicone seals or latex seals?
I love how sleek the Kubi’s are, but northern divers removal is so easy when you’re cold
nice work
Thanks mate
On my list of wrecks to dive.
We’ve done it a few times now it’s awesome
Thank you. Buying one today and needed advice
Glad I could help
Andy, Great tips and tricks. Love ya video's. Kind of answer to your question on favourite mugs etc. Was with Sinbad the Skipper off Swanage at the weekend and he had BOVRIL on offer. Lovely after a chilly dive! Thanks again for the videos!
Hahaha gotta love a Bovril, thanks for watching mate
As a fairly new diver, your uploads have been a great help in getting me up and running - thanks ❤
Great to hear mate
i wouldn't do the front, ended up scratching the tint on the front and now its a bit blurry to look though ;(
Oh dear mate
Hi Andy, great video, very informative content - thank you! What do you think about a 150cm hose for the primary regulator instead of the usual 210cm? My reasoning is that I do not do any cave diving, just recreational. I do feel that the usual set-up is not enough for comfort, but 210cm is too much. Also, I dive in lakes and sometimes the visibility is less than a metre! This means I wouldn't even see my buddy at the end of the 210cm hose... Do you think 150cm is ok? I would really appreciate your view on this. :) Thanks and happy diving!
210cm works perfectly for this setup, I too am not a cave diver but do dive in wrecks where there are restrictions. There’s a fair argument that says two short hoses are enough (in side mount) as you’d hand off your spare cylinder to your buddy and end the dive. But this is how I like my configuration and regardless of my cylinder configuration, the hoses are always the same so it helps both me and my buddy to know where everything is on every dive. Her kit is also configured the same. But how you and anyone else configured there kit is up to them. How did you come up with 150cm? Hope that helps
Thanks so much for the quick reply 😊 I came up with 150cm as I simply cannot seem to find a 180cm hose! 180cm would probably be better as I am not tall and it would have resulted in a nice streamline configuation. @@AndytheNorthernDiver
So what I had in mind would be 150cm for my primary regulator which is what I would hand over to my buddy, and the secondary regulator on a bungee around my neck, just as you have. I can still tuck the primary 150cm hose under my arm and around my neck, but there is no looping in my belt or under the cannister.
@@DivingDiscoveries I’m 165cm tall if that helps but looped properly under my torch and round my head, it’s still slick, if a little long you can always tuck it in your waist belt
@@AndytheNorthernDiver oOookay!! Well, then a 210cm should be ok for me 😀
thanks for the review. I'm thinking of buying it right away 👌
Great mate
thanks for this
Strongly advise you not to bother with this product or company. after spending so much money on this thing, including purchasing an extra battery the left motor broke and now I’ve been told because it’s an old model. I have to buy a left and right motor. How about customer service have a few old motors left and if not, you should at least be offering your old customers, two new motors for the price of one.
That’s a shame, but to be expected I guess with new companies that have very little history
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I needed to trim mine because the struggle to pull it over my head was REAL!! But finding a demo on where-to & why was hard to find. I cut about 1 1/2” around the neck of my everflex and it slips over my head with complete ease now, as it should. That longer length band around my neck wasn’t necessary since I mainly dive in warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. I was scared to mess it up by cutting it, but I’m so glad I did!! Thanks for a great demo & info video on hood trims!!
Great thanks, glad it helped
Bit confused, why are you putting the gloves on inside-out with the fluffy bit on the outside? Mine when came fitted have the white fluffy lining on the inside of the glove. Also, what is the best way to trim off excess glove material without damaging the glove system?
Several reasons, the white stands out more for hand signals with your buddies, the flocked effect gives more grip (for a few dives till it wears off), I just use scissors to trim the excess off. Thanks for watching and reaching out.
Very helpful!
Great thanks
Okay, so how besides the exterior shots, EXACTLY HOW IS IT DONE??? (Down voted this crappy video)
Thanks for watching though and taking time out to comment, all adds to the algorithm 👍🏼🤪
Good to have you back!!!
Thanks mate, I can’t wait to get back in, asap
Would you mind showing how you route your drysuit and inflator hoses
Use the two short hoses for the inflation of both
😊😂😂😂😂❤
Good job and a nice looking torch mate. I see its cordless though... I wouldn't want that, I like a leash on my expensive gear. I've had my Orca D630 for ~4Yrs now and would buy another if/when it eventually dies. Seeya!
Always carry a back up mate, just incase 😉
Glad you're back! Hope you'll be putting out more content soon!?
Thanks mate, almost finished my stunt training so will be back properly soon
Welcome back, Andy. Any plans to put out more scuba related content?
Once I’ve finished my stunt training mate I’ll be back in the water and making more videos definitely
Really mad they released this a week after I bought the 710. But then again, they only provide ONE battery? The 710 came with 2, so maybe I prefer the 710
You can buy the batteries though of Amazon and they last a long time if not on full power so you’d get a full days diving out of them easily
No need to waste it on the front. There the silicone isn't a big deal, since it obviously won't fog.
Good to clean all surfaces to remove any build ups of detritus and prolong the life of the mask in my view
@@AndytheNorthernDiver Usually you can just do it later on once after the season. I mean that you don’t need to do the proper initial scrubbing of 4x rounds like inside the mask.
@MetallicReg each to their own, I like to make sure it’s as clean as possible before I wear it, then rinsed with clean water when I’m finished
I wouldn't have needed this video if I could get the gloves off after a dive. This video has been great to help me reassemble them. Thanks.
Glad to help mate, they’re a nightmare to get off especially when you need a post dive toilet. Equally you can lube them too much that they pop off too easy, it’s a fine balance.
If you are daft enough to give that fraudster Dutton your cash to dive here, you need to give your head a wobble. She's on the verge of bankruptcy, so hopefully a competent operator will have it soon.
Thanks for the vid, great stuff. Interested to know make and where you bought the yellow waterproof box you use to store yoiur analyser. Rgds //Robin H
Hi Rob, it was bought down on swanage pier a few years back I think it was a peli case one
@@AndytheNorthernDiver Thank you so much, found their webb page....keep up the good vids and safe diving 🙂
@@robhag58 no worries mate you too
Great masterclass vid Andy - I use Zip-Slip. Plop the bottle in some warm water for a few minutes then paint on. Works a treat mate. Cheers Steve (Shackle) Basildon BSAC 0356
Thanks mate stay safe
When it comes to warm hands, most people forget how the human body works. When your body cools down in cold water, your body will want to keep your core warm and cut off the blood flow to your hands and feet. The most important thing for warm hands and feet is to ensure that your body core remains at the right temperature.
Thanks Rob, that’s a great point
48:04 I think Dave is misunderstood, the emotion was shown when he said it felt like when your child goes missing and then turns up, the relief. That shows he gave a damn. They weren't "best friends" but he was being held back from rescuing the man. He can come across a bit cold but at the start he joked about being the Vulcan. The film was excellent The podcast episode is great
Thanks Emma it was one of my favourites
So helpful, thank you. I want to put the cuff ring lower down in the glove (To make it shorter) but I can't get it to stay in position to get that first o-ring on. Any tips??
Get someone to help and hold out in place while you put it together
Andy great tips mate we love your videos. Happy diving brother!
Thanks mate, it’s been a while since I’ve made much content, too busy with other training, hopefully back in the water properly this summer
Great video, how do you like those new apex regs?
They weren’t mine, I was servicing for a friend. Great design though, especially if you’re in really cold water and likely to freeze them, these should be perfect, no need in warmer waters though.