Cultus Trash Dive and Testing the SMACO S500 Bailout Bottle

I was sent this bailout tank by SMACO to give it a test and review. This isn't something I believe should be used as a primary air devise mainly due to people who are not trained or qualified on scuba using it and getting into trouble. However I do think this is a great product to be used an an emergency device, specifically to use for your safety/ decompression stop in the event of an emergency accent. I just want to make it clear though that I am *NOT A SCUBA INSTRUCTOR* and this video contains my thoughts and opinions only. Do your own research and speak to qualified scuba personal.
/ @smacosports
If you are a certified SCUBA diver and you would like to add one of these to your kit, check out the link below.
www.smacodive.com/product/sma...

[@BalboaBaggins]

Nice work 👍🌎

[@kenkitsul8076]

Anchor? K

[@AquaticMonkey]

But why the bucket 🤯

[@kenkitsul8076]

@@AquaticMonkey The bucket was obviously being used as a float device. Maybe it was marking the spot where the anchor (hitch) was while the boaters were cruising around the lake. Maybe another boat hooked it in shallow water and dragged it for a distance before becoming free?? Better get CSI involved ha ha!!! Ken

[@AquaticMonkey]

@@kenkitsul8076 Idk it's just suck a strange spot where it was, and the rope only had like 4 feet of slack. An open bucket is one of the last things I would use as a float lol

[@kenkitsul8076]

@@AquaticMonkey Maybe the bucket is all they had for a float as the hitch was a make shift anchor and the bucket as well. That is possible. So I'm saying the boat may have been sitting in 3-4 feet of water while the owner was on shore and the bucket sunk after they went cruising the lake and then another boat hooked the rope and dragged it for a bit, then it came off. ????????? Keep working on it ha ha. K