no wonder i have diven down to 12-15 meters its slow climb up again a meter at the time for lowering pressure with each breath xd so yeah took some time to get up :)
I have also found my local pool wont allow the use of such a device (certified or not) due to policy requiring a) the space be booked b) you have a certified scuba instructor with you (which i have asked about and they won't do it for this device) c) even if they did (which they don't) the cost of hiring an instructor, and booking the space will be prohibitive for just 4 minutes. My record is 7 minutes on 110 bar (66L)
Didn't dive for over 10 years, I'm an paddi open water certified diver. I plan on using a 4 L tank as main and this 0.5 L for safety stop , besides what's left in the 4 L one. I intend on buying a dedicated compressor to fill them. I think I'll go with some underwater scutter also if I commit on spending that much. What do you think about this setup plan ? I remember using considerably less air than any of my buddies back in the days. Is it fair / reasonable to expect at least 20-25 minutes ( including safety stop ) of underwater fun from my setup idea ? Thanks and all the best !
I just ordered the S700 Max 2x2L tanks. This 0,5L I just would recommend as backup tank. Just 0,5L tank would just be for fun in a pool to dive in 1-2 meters for a few minutes. But not for real long lasting dive sessions or deeper dive sessions.
With all the brands pushing the marketing to sell and make a lot of ads around the internet saying that it’s easy to use and doesn’t require you to have diving certification or any knowledge about it, I wonder how long would it take till somebody dive deeper than 10m, ascend faster than the recommended ascent rate and gets DCS.
@@AviRotstein I meant just a big air compressor, not industrial sized, just definitely not small or portable, but which still makes it impractical, but at least it’s easier than a bike pump
Please do not buy this. This bottle holds less than .5 liters. Some of these tanks can withstand up to 310 bar. But that can only be achieved with a special compressor costing a lot of money. Even at 100bar of pressure (which is impossible with a hand pump. Your car tyre is just 2 to 3 bar!), you only get theoretically 16 to 20 breath (a man uses 2,5 to 3 liters of air for every breath. 0.5 liters x 100 bar is just 50 liters. 50/2.5 is 20. 50/3 = 16,7). In practice, even fewer. Because it is impossible to breathe from a bottle with too low pressure. And the deeper you go, the more the air in your lungs compress, and you need even more volume of air to fill your lungs. Breathing air from a bottle is also more difficult than without. If you get 10 breaths out of this at best, then you will only last only 1 to 2 minutes. And then you have to repeat the process of filling it up again. You will do way better, just training to keep your breath under water. I wouldn't call this a scam, but it's highly overrated and, in practice, not very usable. Please do not buy this.
One of my friends have this and for like one week she started experiencing really bad lung pain and now I know why
no wonder i have diven down to 12-15 meters its slow climb up again a meter at the time for lowering pressure with each breath xd
so yeah took some time to get up :)
The myth the legend is back
Very good review! Nice work.
Thanks for swimming tips
This is amazing I await wanted to learn how to swim
I have also found my local pool wont allow the use of such a device (certified or not) due to policy requiring a) the space be booked b) you have a certified scuba instructor with you (which i have asked about and they won't do it for this device) c) even if they did (which they don't) the cost of hiring an instructor, and booking the space will be prohibitive for just 4 minutes. My record is 7 minutes on 110 bar (66L)
That aint local pool dude...
@@user-lq4xn8wk7j what is it?
@@AviRotstein it's pool for everyonr
@@user-lq4xn8wk7j as is the one i was referring.
thanks
Most of the time I was looking at ur flourescent pink ahorts 😅
Can you use it in any body of water? (Because of the salt content and so on)
And does it work in pools too?
Intriguing...
Do you need to turn the knox on the side before using it ? My first time using it
Didn't dive for over 10 years, I'm an paddi open water certified diver. I plan on using a 4 L tank as main and this 0.5 L for safety stop , besides what's left in the 4 L one. I intend on buying a dedicated compressor to fill them. I think I'll go with some underwater scutter also if I commit on spending that much. What do you think about this setup plan ? I remember using considerably less air than any of my buddies back in the days. Is it fair / reasonable to expect at least 20-25 minutes ( including safety stop ) of underwater fun from my setup idea ?
Thanks and all the best !
how much norwegian kroners was it?
Do you have any affiliate links?
You should invest the pumping time to breath hold training.
cool
Do more videos about mini scuba diving
I just ordered the S700 Max 2x2L tanks. This 0,5L I just would recommend as backup tank.
Just 0,5L tank would just be for fun in a pool to dive in 1-2 meters for a few minutes. But not for real long lasting dive sessions or deeper dive sessions.
I like how i cant brethe threw my nose on land but when i go underwater i want to brethe out my nose
lol (also what is that grammar and spelling lol)
I dont correct them because i dont care and i do it because its faster
@@Trxp._Mari makes sense i get it
Can I breathe the compressed air on land?
With all the brands pushing the marketing to sell and make a lot of ads around the internet saying that it’s easy to use and doesn’t require you to have diving certification or any knowledge about it, I wonder how long would it take till somebody dive deeper than 10m, ascend faster than the recommended ascent rate and gets DCS.
Epic
I would say a worth buying
You sure?
How much was it
Ok
How do i get it
how
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Hi I’m 3 minutes late!
Could you possibly use an air compressor and just pump air into it as apposed to spending a lot of time using something like a bike pump?
no, a) most compressors don't go up to 200 bar b) those for paintball are not class E grade filtered which is not safe for breathing at depth
@@AviRotstein I meant just a big air compressor, not industrial sized, just definitely not small or portable, but which still makes it impractical, but at least it’s easier than a bike pump
@@cannedparty3863 unfortunately, only industrial ones are certified to be safe for breathing, for example, those sold by bauer for scuba
You can use a compressor if you have one made for diving, but it is very expensive
Mini dive sell one for these bottles but it is expensive.
Wish I was younger and healthier.
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20th comment lol also, uhh why is this still in the market..
17th comment
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Hi do you speak Spanish or English
Can I share breaths with a partner if we seal mouths? I'm only partially joking here hah
Haven’t you made this video before????
This guy sounds mad
Please do not buy this. This bottle holds less than .5 liters. Some of these tanks can withstand up to 310 bar. But that can only be achieved with a special compressor costing a lot of money. Even at 100bar of pressure (which is impossible with a hand pump. Your car tyre is just 2 to 3 bar!), you only get theoretically 16 to 20 breath (a man uses 2,5 to 3 liters of air for every breath. 0.5 liters x 100 bar is just 50 liters. 50/2.5 is 20. 50/3 = 16,7). In practice, even fewer. Because it is impossible to breathe from a bottle with too low pressure. And the deeper you go, the more the air in your lungs compress, and you need even more volume of air to fill your lungs. Breathing air from a bottle is also more difficult than without. If you get 10 breaths out of this at best, then you will only last only 1 to 2 minutes. And then you have to repeat the process of filling it up again. You will do way better, just training to keep your breath under water.
I wouldn't call this a scam, but it's highly overrated and, in practice, not very usable. Please do not buy this.
there is guy on tiktok saying that he can breathe underwater. is that real?
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no
No.
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