How To Recovery A Regulator | PADI Open Water Diver Skills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- How To Recovery A Regulator | PADI Open Water Diver Skills
About to start your Open Water course or ever wondered how to recover a regulator underwater?
We get asked this question all the time from student divers and thought we would create a video to help you.
Holly a PADI Master Instructor & Mark a PADI Course Director talk through how to clear a dive mask including showing how to do all the dive mask skills.
Skill:
Regulator Recovery
Disclaimer: At Blue Horizon Diving, this video is for guide/ reference only for divers to help improve their skills. These videos are not a replacement for completing your course with a certified dive instructor. All instruction should be conducted with a dive instructor to become a certified diver with the appropriate training received.
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I understand this is PADI curriculum… we should however teach to use the spare octo until we can recover our primary one.
The whole point of this skill is to recover your primary one. Furthermore, the octo is a backup for kit malfunction or buddy low on air.
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Yes I know!
In the mean time while I’m not able to breathe. There’s nothing wrong with my spare octo. Why not use the spare octo until you have recovered the primary octo. I wanted more of a discussion, now if your buddy is buddy breathing off your octo, there’s already multiple things that have failed
Look at how RAID does it. Neutraly buoyant and with using the spare octo.
A useful skill to learn.
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