this is perfect for me. I cant hold my breath longer than 10 seconds which is a shame because I love the ocean and swimming so much and even though I'm a good swimmer I'm so bad with breathing. and what you did here was exactly what I always dreamed of, casual fun diving/ swimming. tbh 1-2 minutes underwater, I feel like a mermaid already haha. I'll use it on rare occasions once or twice a year while I am with family or friends and not alone for safety. I like that you don't have to carry anything on you its lightweight. thanks for this tutorial/ video. :) lovely places in your country
All I wish to say is please be careful. I know you are trained to dive and so you do know Boyle’s Law and what that means for a tank that size (I can’t believe I called it a tank) and to what depth it would actually be useful in saving you. You are absolutely correct, it is not a toy.
@@FintasticFilms If you manage to control the amount of air you breath in. You can get to manage your Boyancy. I personally never fill my luns all the way up. I perform more frequent, but short breathing sets. Keeping myself from floating.
If you’re not a trained diver then it is very dangerous. But if you have training and you know what you’re doing you should be just fine. There’s a round piece on the side that allows you to tell how much air you have, and I never went any deeper than 15 feet.
@@FintasticFilms Yes I'm a certified rescue diver and dive master. that's why I will never dive with spare air .but you do whatever you like. 15 ft you can do free dive and keep spareair just in case.
@@FintasticFilms There u go. When it comes to portable tanks videos,, there is always someone pushing fear. I have scuba dive with my portable tanks for about a yr now. And no issues The Basics are,, keep the equipment clean after use. Inspect before use. Always pay attention to your pressure level. Never hold your breath and do not exceed the recommended depth for the unit. Understant the basics of pressurized gas law. Called the Boyles Law. Clear ur yrs by pinching ur nose forcing some air through ur ears. Whenever u feel the pressure like when u are on a plane. And when ascending do it slowly. Not faster than ur bubbles. as u go. exhale and empty your lungs, taking short breaths and exhaling.
@@CoreQ U are telling him to do Free dive. Not even knowing if his lungs are trained to do free diving to begin with. Is actually safer for him to have the spair air, than having nothing as free diving.,, and failing, to hold on and gasp to breath in. As long he is not under the Atmosphere effects, cuz he is shallow.. close to the surface,, let him be. What is the obsession in pushing fear, rather than giving educational tips. How many professional divers, with yrs of experience, have died. Daring Cave signs, going behond when the signs say to not to. So this guy,, is safer than many deep divers. He is the one close to the surface.. Yall go from 25- 30- 60 ft deep,, or even more. So is common sense that u wont take that little tank deep down. Not suitable for Atmosphere pressure.
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This is so good!!!
Never knew a lake could have such good clarity
Beaver is definitely one of the clearest in the country!
New zealands, rotorua 1
That looks so cool and fun! I also might get the mini scuba tank for my birthday! And btw great video
Lmao the fish just bit you and swam away real fast
That must be a very aggressive sunfish I've never heard of them charging and attacking
Didn’t know they made them so small! That is something you’d see in a bond film
You know it 😎
this is perfect for me. I cant hold my breath longer than 10 seconds which is a shame because I love the ocean and swimming so much and even though I'm a good swimmer I'm so bad with breathing. and what you did here was exactly what I always dreamed of, casual fun diving/ swimming. tbh 1-2 minutes underwater, I feel like a mermaid already haha. I'll use it on rare occasions once or twice a year while I am with family or friends and not alone for safety. I like that you don't have to carry anything on you its lightweight. thanks for this tutorial/ video. :) lovely places in your country
@yeet ma feet this is exactly why I will only use it for once or twice as I mentioned lol
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Nice video!!
Thanks!
Awesome video!
Usually fish will come and bite if you’re near a nesting area. They become defensive and will attack unprovoked
lmao!!! He got bitten by a tiny fish
All I wish to say is please be careful. I know you are trained to dive and so you do know Boyle’s Law and what that means for a tank that size (I can’t believe I called it a tank) and to what depth it would actually be useful in saving you. You are absolutely correct, it is not a toy.
Awesome!
I live at this lake lol
I’m assuming that your dive certified if not you need to be
Did you take extra weight? Or you didn’t need it with the spare air?
I didn't bring my weight belt, so I actually put a couple of rocks in the pockets on my swim trunks haha.
@@FintasticFilms If you manage to control the amount of air you breath in. You can get to manage your Boyancy. I personally never fill my luns all the way up. I perform more frequent, but short breathing sets. Keeping myself from floating.
nice try. but it is very dangerous to dive with spare air. it's
If you’re not a trained diver then it is very dangerous. But if you have training and you know what you’re doing you should be just fine. There’s a round piece on the side that allows you to tell how much air you have, and I never went any deeper than 15 feet.
@@FintasticFilms Yes I'm a certified rescue diver and dive master. that's why I will never dive with spare air .but you do whatever you like. 15 ft you can do free dive and keep spareair just in case.
@@FintasticFilms There u go. When it comes to portable tanks videos,, there is always someone pushing fear. I have scuba dive with my portable tanks for about a yr now. And no issues The Basics are,, keep the equipment clean after use. Inspect before use. Always pay attention to your pressure level. Never hold your breath and do not exceed the recommended depth for the unit. Understant the basics of pressurized gas law. Called the Boyles Law. Clear ur yrs by pinching ur nose forcing some air through ur ears. Whenever u feel the pressure like when u are on a plane. And when ascending do it slowly. Not faster than ur bubbles. as u go. exhale and empty your lungs, taking short breaths and exhaling.
@@CoreQ U are telling him to do Free dive. Not even knowing if his lungs are trained to do free diving to begin with. Is actually safer for him to have the spair air, than having nothing as free diving.,, and failing, to hold on and gasp to breath in. As long he is not under the Atmosphere effects, cuz he is shallow.. close to the surface,, let him be. What is the obsession in pushing fear, rather than giving educational tips. How many professional divers, with yrs of experience, have died. Daring Cave signs, going behond when the signs say to not to. So this guy,, is safer than many deep divers. He is the one close to the surface.. Yall go from 25- 30- 60 ft deep,, or even more. So is common sense that u wont take that little tank deep down. Not suitable for Atmosphere pressure.