Thanks for this video. Excellent tips about positioning and tensioning the line. I can't tell from the video what kind of lanyard you use but just in case, I would like to caution all divers against using spiral lanyards with a metal core. They can't be cut by a line cutter in case of an emergency (say you're unable to unhook due to high current, or you black out and another diver needs to get you loose). This has happened in the past so always stash a line cutter on your wrist and make sure any attachment to fixed objects are cuttable.
Good point. Yes it is a steel core cable. If one cannot unhook the snaphook in an emergency then the cutter can cut the bcd straps, 2 to cut but an option just in case
Thanks for this video. Excellent tips about positioning and tensioning the line.
I can't tell from the video what kind of lanyard you use but just in case, I would like to caution all divers against using spiral lanyards with a metal core. They can't be cut by a line cutter in case of an emergency (say you're unable to unhook due to high current, or you black out and another diver needs to get you loose). This has happened in the past so always stash a line cutter on your wrist and make sure any attachment to fixed objects are cuttable.
Good point. Yes it is a steel core cable. If one cannot unhook the snaphook in an emergency then the cutter can cut the bcd straps, 2 to cut but an option just in case
Thank you. Your serieus but cute at the end ☺
Bolt snaps seems a better idea, than carabiners..
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Great video. I think you need to ad some "brand" logo/music on your channel so you get more people to find you.
Thanks, yes I lack the know-how of that stuff. I will look for some tech savvy person to help manage it maybe :-)