Brownie's Explains The Variable Speed Hookah Model

CEO Robert Carmichael of Brownie's Marine Group demonstrates and explains the set up of all battery-powered Brownie's Variable Speed Third Lung Hookah Diving System.
This surface supplied air diving system is currently the top model from Brownie's Marine Group
Superior performance compared with all other electrical systems in existence coupled with extremely high quality and year of innovation and development.
We love this product ourselves and it represents a long time dream come true of Brownie's
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[@rmcdive]

Mikkel: Thanks for putting this up. It is exciting to see the great features and innovations of the Third Lung product line exposed. Let's continue to develop better means of showing how we "Make Diving Easy".

[@MikkelPitzner68]

Definitely long overdue. I look forward to bringing all these advantages, benefits and various treasure that Brownie's Marine Group has, but which we have not been good enough in bringing to the attention of others.
Others who indeed might actually appreciate learning about them, before potentially making their purchase choices.

[@dieboodskapper]

very neat system!!

[@adventureislife7793]

amazing system

[@BrowniesThirdLung]

Brownie's Marine Group offers the Variable Speed product line in several packages. The price you are quoting is the deluxe package that includes all of the technology and accessories one would expect. Brownie's does offer our VS battery powered complete packages starting at $1,490.00. Please check out our website for additional details. Safe Diving!

[@OlegatorFromMule]

Hi Robert. I see that my idea of a tank on a back of the diver helped you, and it is much easier to breathe. But, on such length of a hose, it is all the same heavy to breathe. I developed the regulator of new generation which will easily solve this problem. In my regulator to breathe even better. The best regards Oleg Dynnyk

[@rmcdive]

Hi Alik. We have been placing the mini-scuba system on the diver for a decade now. In the early 1980's, we used a low-pressure "surge" tank made of 2-inch PVC with a check valve on the the inlet to improve performance from the older fixed speed compressors. Today, the variable speed design (patent-pending) is proving to be the most efficient as we key speed of compressor to the diver demand. Please send me an email to [e-mail] with specifics.

[@ottifantiwaalkes9289]

What is the dB at what distance?

[@jasblick9984]

What material is the down hose made of?

[@timbutler5690]

Very nice system, how much?

[@LeonardoSilva-ek9cp]

Olá Moro no Brasil como posso comprar um Brownier's, e quanto vai custar pra trazer pro meu estado, e se esse equipamento e do fácil usso aqui no Brasil...

[@michaelpeterchannel]

nice but loud as f. also you do not have compressed air tank, you should have on at least a small one. Plus a hook under for weights in case you want to make center of gravity much lower and whole system more stable. Also compresors should kick in with air on demand to fill up compressed air tank. With this size of unit i would expect it to have this features.

[@Throwawaybeats1]

Wow I was interested until I heard it run.....so LOUD! I don't want to be "that guy" who ruins everyone else serenity on the water surface while I dive Ill stick to scuba thanks!

[@bretburt7317]

Don't push the dog out of the way. He/She would have added to the video.

[@dextersxxxxlab]

the hose needs a drum. this is a pain in the ass to coil it this way. and i think it is far more easy to use a normal scuba tank instead of this noisy device with a long hose that will be always in the way

[@wishfull9036]

So, this system does not need a reserve air tank, or a chest harness?

[@BrowniesThirdLung]

Hello Wish Full,
For the Brownie's Variable Speed system, you do not need a reserve air tank. This systems works on a variable speed air system where the motor senses where there is no air demand by the diver, meaning no inhaling from your regulator, therefore, the variable speed system ceases until again the air demand from the diver, inhales again and makes the systems react and provides the surface air. This allows better energy consumption.
In regards a chest harness, Brownie's uses two types of belts. A Brownie's Drop Weight Cummerbelt and we also offer a basic tow belt. Both of these belts are designed to easy clip your hose and regulator in place to make your diving experience very easy and light. All systems provide the necessary equipment for your dive.
For more questions or information, please visit our website at www.BrowniesMarineGroup.com
or you can call us at [phone] and we will be happy to assist you!
Thank you!

[@wishfull9036]

Browniediving Thank you for replying. What is the protocol to know when the fuel is running empty, and what to do in an emergency when there is no air coming through?

[@BrowniesThirdLung]

The VS system on full charge has a 45-60 min run time. You need to plan your dive accordingly. Whether on scuba or hookah, if you are diving deeper than you feel you can perform a safe out of air emergency ascent, we recommend a bail out system like our Egressor package. Please refer to out website for details pertaining to the Egressor packages Brownie's has to offer.
Our gasoline powered systems, they run aprox. 3 hours on a full tank of fuel. Always make it a practice to "Plan your dive and dive your plan."
For more information or additional correspondence, please email us at [e-mail].
Safe Diving!

[@Troyhicks1322]

Multiple divers risk of covid ? Lol

[@thediamondminer1004]

He just kicked the dog

[@danielt00d]

lol wow your pricing is just greedy. 5,769.00 for this? Sorry but people should know they don't have to spend anywhere close to this to get a good system. The original makers sell this same package for 1,400 or a bit less.
I feel bad for the suckers who have bought this off you . Do your research people there is always a money hungry business out their waiting to take advantage of you.

[@huarmeynoticiasdepazfalvy]

Explor Everything hola me gustaria saber alguna direccion de otros fabricantes d e brownies gracias comparar los precios.

[@danielt00d]

Just look up hookah systems and you will find a few companies

[@jimedlebeck5129]

Hate the noise

[@ottifantiwaalkes9289]

You need to learn how to uncool the hose. You did a terrible job.

[@duanejohnson6271]

Shelter your microphone from the wind! Crappy audio!