Yes, this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z6uXy86xdsencbA.html. Much more content found on sidemounting.com
@RoboZubak22 күн бұрын
Transmitters (Swift) + drysuit heating (Santi) don't works together well. Heating is jamming transmission and you are loosing signal from both sides the moment you turn on the heating.
@sidemountscubadiving17 күн бұрын
That is good to know, not something we have really tested. I will mention this to Shearwater and their thoughts on this. We will try to test this ourselves towards the end of the year when it gets cold again.
@mustafamaged911226 күн бұрын
Amazing video!
@fridericogatti1213Ай бұрын
where this is tested? in red sea the water is so salty, so can change the bouyancy. would be interesting to know the place where these fins have been tested to have an index reference.
@sidemountscubadivingАй бұрын
These fins were tested in the Mediterranean Sea - Gozo, Malta
@exceptional6885Ай бұрын
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯❤️
@rumorscamerasАй бұрын
I have a apeks xt50 sidemount and wsx 25. Rk3 fin .a d6i novo computer. Is it good equilment fkr the course? Where are yoh based hoq long is the course duration for visa purpouses
@sidemountscubadivingАй бұрын
Hi, please get in touch here www.sidemounting.com/about-us/ the courses are generally conducted in Gozo, Malta. 4 to 5 days of training for the Sidemount Essentials and yes your equipment is good, we can provide what you don't have or need. Regards, Steve
@JustinPhillipsScubaАй бұрын
Great video should be shown to new divers.
@franmartinez3317Ай бұрын
Thoughtful design! Really cool stuff
@terryhere3889Ай бұрын
Very nice build 🥰
@sidemountscubadivingАй бұрын
Glad you like it, it was a lot of hard but mostly enjoyable work putting it together :)
@thedude4795Ай бұрын
Are the CV joints in good condition? Basically; do you hear any woodpecker type noises from a front wheel in a bend?
@sidemountscubadivingАй бұрын
The CV joints are in good condition, I asked this during its last MOT and there is no noise when taking bends as you mention. Regards, Steve
@Lovemy911Ай бұрын
Nice looking van build that 👍 Be interesting to see what it sells for 😁👍
@GuidoValdataАй бұрын
Grea stuff. Very informative (and fun to watch too)
@karenling3997Ай бұрын
Great video. Finally understand…. Thanks so much for producing such informative video… sharing this video with my friends
@danjcla2 ай бұрын
Do you offer some kind of certification?
@danjcla2 ай бұрын
A version with narration would do well I think. Even if it was AI.
@hocksee2 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the information. It's really so nice to learn from you what my PADI open and advance did not teach me. I find it so horrible that the instructors did not teach us anything about weights and buoancy during any of the courses and the dives, they just gives the weights approximative and the we struggle during every freaking dive on our own , either we are too positive or too negative , now that I understand the principle and the importance of the weight check , i will insist before every dive to check my weights every time. I freaking go on trips and pay too much to those people and they don't even bother checking any of that. Once I was diving with 7kgs , another time with 5 kgs, another time 6.2 kgs. My last 10 dives were at 6.2kgs with a jacket style BCD (cressi travellight) 1mm rashguard , I'm 6' weigh 200 lbs . Thanks again , I love your informative rich videos. Regards. Mike.
@luiskantek2 ай бұрын
Hi have you ever seen somebody dives with carbon fiber aluminum cilinders? I received a buoyancy table from carbondive, Austria and I'm thinking about to dive with this tuxing 6.8L China cilinder. We dive maximum 15 m. Normally 5 to 10
@vincentjadoul36482 ай бұрын
I am using a sidemount SCR. If I follow this process and just add the weight (measured in the water) of my SCR configuration (with backplate and harness plus accessories) in the equation, I guess it should work? However, I doubt I would ever be at 50 bars in both Nitrox tanks at the end of a dive.
@FethyeBey2 ай бұрын
Thanks, Steve! I'm AOW beginner, watch you, I'm learning English due to your slow and understandable speeches 😊
@lexvanlith85912 ай бұрын
Showa 727 are also great and available in a size which you can use with the Santi heated undergloves. The only thing: they are just a little to thin to fit waterproof on the rings, so just double the part which is being locked by the O-ring and your fine.
@m1ch4Lko2 ай бұрын
Great video. Super informative!
@YukonSeanHolland2 ай бұрын
Hi Steve. What hose loop covers are you using on your ccr?
@supia2 ай бұрын
Where can I buy a moving D-ring?
@TEKDIVES2 ай бұрын
dive gear express or piranha dive gear.
@Dahabhabibi2 ай бұрын
I love my new Razor ❤ What I changed afger so.e dives, is the webbing, its to stiff and hurts imo. I changed it into halcyon webbing. I also changed the new buckle system bc I kept struggeling to let it slide proper with my hands.
@TEKDIVES2 ай бұрын
You aren;'t lying about the webbing. I'm actually thinking about changing it myself.
@malakcoccode38822 ай бұрын
can you show how did you attach it to the rebreather ?
@jonnieinbangkok2 ай бұрын
Sidemount 🙄 🙄 🙄
@VahhabPiranfar3 ай бұрын
I appreciate it. This video has been very helpful to me
@hocksee3 ай бұрын
Just a beautiful video explained everything so nicely. ❤ Thks
@Chogogo7173 ай бұрын
I’ve been considering switching to fixed d-rings in the shoulders to make clipping more consistent. I haven’t tried the sliding d-rings yet. It seemed like it would be more to fiddle with with, but I do find myself between a cheap 3mil in the Caribbean and a drysuit other times.
@realvisiondrone3 ай бұрын
Very helpful I just switched to sidemount and doing everything by myself to the lack of quality training in my area I'd love to do the course with you Are you by chance coming to the Costa Brava to teach this year? I would join your course for sure
@x9949103 ай бұрын
I came in feeling confident with my setup but leaving questioning everything I've learnt, including my fat arse bent d-ring 🥲
@onestar763 ай бұрын
Remember the first time with my XDeep with Vas, I got back home with a bag full of d-rings, clips and other stuff we either removed or replaced for better options. Still love the modifications we have done, also the ones the second time over for the butt d-ring on xdeep.
@Lassedives3 ай бұрын
Appreciate your video due the lack of detailed setup informations which goes beyond sidemount corses. I will hit the subscibe button. Best regards from Germany.
@LaCacahueteGeante3 ай бұрын
Great video and great way to understand the path, the difficulties and the hard work mandatory for cave diving in the appropriate way.
@SeattleRingHunter3 ай бұрын
Hello from Seattle in the Pacific North West. Recently we have has some colder water temps especially in our lakes. Not as cold as other places but my references is diving in waters between 37 - 44 F (2.78 - 6.67 C). I am not interested in active heating at this time. So I literally just picked up the new to market (released November 2023) Fourth Element HALO A°R gloves, yes on the bulky side. From Grainger our US industrial supply supplier I found only one pair of exterior gloves that fit and they are size 3XL (My new Halo goes are Large). Unfortunately the chemical gloves I found are cotton lined and even after purchasing a Santi SmartGlove kit I am not at all impressed with how easy the glove slips off the ring with the cotton lining. They are also very thick and rigid no bueno for dexterity. I would prefer to do the pull over method as I have shown in my video here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoB9yqikdpqcZbg.html however I just got the Santi SmartGloves ring system so that is sill an option. I am open to any tips if any one has sourced a good fitting all rubber chemical glove in 3XL size. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
@arnoldstollar53753 ай бұрын
Ellis. cross
@victorkochkarev25763 ай бұрын
I should start saving up to get a rebreather.
@MaDeVa713 ай бұрын
Amazing CCR! Any chance to organise a Gemini training in Malta?
@DiverbyDesign3 ай бұрын
Stay tuned - something is planned for Malta this year 👍
@dirkrosemann11233 ай бұрын
Wow.....👌
@MikeDodds3 ай бұрын
It’s safe to say that I now identify as “rebreather curious”!!!! 😎
@DavidMaruca_3 ай бұрын
Very cool demo, looking forward to getting my own Gemini. Question: how do you access your wing dump? Can you reach back between the canister and BO/Dil? Or do you rely more on the LPI valve?
@DiverbyDesign3 ай бұрын
Hi, you can reach the wing dump by finding it between the SM cylinder and sorb canister, or you can reach behind the sorb cannister to find it. The Razor 4 has a cool feature though where you can pull on the corrugated inflator hose to release gas from the wing too.
@lapomori3 ай бұрын
Great series to dive deeper in the why behind some of the most important procedures in diving
@redolds2313 ай бұрын
The mask ripping off almost seems like a hazing ritual the way it’s presented here.
@bloodymarvelous47903 ай бұрын
I think a lot of the readability, even with a ton of info on the screen, comes down to correct grouping. You can use the Mini displays on the Perdix and Petrel to show non-essential information, and keep the vital info as large values. The top row isn't configurable (though you can force NDL to be displayed on the top right): * Depth - Time - Surface/NDL/Deco/Safety The bottom row you can choose between 4 permanent displays: * Mode - O2/HE - NDL - TTS * Compass * T1/2/3/4 - GTR - SAC * Tissues That leaves the center row that you can fully configure. The center is always a large value, and the sides you can configure as Minis. I personally keep the ppO₂ in the center, which is an important value to keep track of, and it also serves as an MOD. I would suggest displaying related information per Mini. Don't put random data in there because that can make it hard to understand. There are different TTS values that you can group together: TTS, @+5, Δ+5, GTR, RTR. All in minutes. There are different depth values you can group together: MOD, Ceiling, MaxDepth, AvgDepth. All in feet or meters. There are different tissue loading values you can group together: GF99, SurfGF, CNS. All in percentages. Other values can clutter your display when grouped together in Minis, like: * Ascent rate (ft/min or m/min) * Density (g/l) * Gradient Factors (Lo/Hi) * Compass heading (°) * ppO₂ (fraction) * Clock (hh:mm) * Timer (mm:ss) * Temperature (°F or °C) * SAC (psi/min or bar/min) * Tank pressure (psi or bar) I would recommend keeping these in a large format if you're using them, or keep them in the NDL mini so they're out of the way. The way I've set mine up is: Depth - Time - Surface/NDL/Deco/Safety [GF99/SfGF/CNS] - ppO₂ - [TTS/Δ+5//RTR] T1 - [GTR/SAC] - T2
@MungoBiker4 ай бұрын
Great tip on glove release with fins thanks
@jayknuffke2854 ай бұрын
Loved this instructional video ... I've been struggling practicing back-finning on my own, this helps a lot.
@anthonylacy44664 ай бұрын
I would absolutely love to train with you! Spot on skills. Product reviews, spot on. Diet seems spot on. Absolutely awesome!! It would be an absolute honor to train with you.
@user-ee9gy2vd8m4 ай бұрын
thanks guys, a very interesting video
@willythomas12874 ай бұрын
Why calculator???😮
@FaithisKey7924 ай бұрын
Well done. I will make sure I see your videos more often.
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Have you a break down of a helicopter turn?
Yes, this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z6uXy86xdsencbA.html. Much more content found on sidemounting.com
Transmitters (Swift) + drysuit heating (Santi) don't works together well. Heating is jamming transmission and you are loosing signal from both sides the moment you turn on the heating.
That is good to know, not something we have really tested. I will mention this to Shearwater and their thoughts on this. We will try to test this ourselves towards the end of the year when it gets cold again.
Amazing video!
where this is tested? in red sea the water is so salty, so can change the bouyancy. would be interesting to know the place where these fins have been tested to have an index reference.
These fins were tested in the Mediterranean Sea - Gozo, Malta
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯❤️
I have a apeks xt50 sidemount and wsx 25. Rk3 fin .a d6i novo computer. Is it good equilment fkr the course? Where are yoh based hoq long is the course duration for visa purpouses
Hi, please get in touch here www.sidemounting.com/about-us/ the courses are generally conducted in Gozo, Malta. 4 to 5 days of training for the Sidemount Essentials and yes your equipment is good, we can provide what you don't have or need. Regards, Steve
Great video should be shown to new divers.
Thoughtful design! Really cool stuff
Very nice build 🥰
Glad you like it, it was a lot of hard but mostly enjoyable work putting it together :)
Are the CV joints in good condition? Basically; do you hear any woodpecker type noises from a front wheel in a bend?
The CV joints are in good condition, I asked this during its last MOT and there is no noise when taking bends as you mention. Regards, Steve
Nice looking van build that 👍 Be interesting to see what it sells for 😁👍
Grea stuff. Very informative (and fun to watch too)
Great video. Finally understand…. Thanks so much for producing such informative video… sharing this video with my friends
Do you offer some kind of certification?
A version with narration would do well I think. Even if it was AI.
Thank you for all the information. It's really so nice to learn from you what my PADI open and advance did not teach me. I find it so horrible that the instructors did not teach us anything about weights and buoancy during any of the courses and the dives, they just gives the weights approximative and the we struggle during every freaking dive on our own , either we are too positive or too negative , now that I understand the principle and the importance of the weight check , i will insist before every dive to check my weights every time. I freaking go on trips and pay too much to those people and they don't even bother checking any of that. Once I was diving with 7kgs , another time with 5 kgs, another time 6.2 kgs. My last 10 dives were at 6.2kgs with a jacket style BCD (cressi travellight) 1mm rashguard , I'm 6' weigh 200 lbs . Thanks again , I love your informative rich videos. Regards. Mike.
Hi have you ever seen somebody dives with carbon fiber aluminum cilinders? I received a buoyancy table from carbondive, Austria and I'm thinking about to dive with this tuxing 6.8L China cilinder. We dive maximum 15 m. Normally 5 to 10
I am using a sidemount SCR. If I follow this process and just add the weight (measured in the water) of my SCR configuration (with backplate and harness plus accessories) in the equation, I guess it should work? However, I doubt I would ever be at 50 bars in both Nitrox tanks at the end of a dive.
Thanks, Steve! I'm AOW beginner, watch you, I'm learning English due to your slow and understandable speeches 😊
Showa 727 are also great and available in a size which you can use with the Santi heated undergloves. The only thing: they are just a little to thin to fit waterproof on the rings, so just double the part which is being locked by the O-ring and your fine.
Great video. Super informative!
Hi Steve. What hose loop covers are you using on your ccr?
Where can I buy a moving D-ring?
dive gear express or piranha dive gear.
I love my new Razor ❤ What I changed afger so.e dives, is the webbing, its to stiff and hurts imo. I changed it into halcyon webbing. I also changed the new buckle system bc I kept struggeling to let it slide proper with my hands.
You aren;'t lying about the webbing. I'm actually thinking about changing it myself.
can you show how did you attach it to the rebreather ?
Sidemount 🙄 🙄 🙄
I appreciate it. This video has been very helpful to me
Just a beautiful video explained everything so nicely. ❤ Thks
I’ve been considering switching to fixed d-rings in the shoulders to make clipping more consistent. I haven’t tried the sliding d-rings yet. It seemed like it would be more to fiddle with with, but I do find myself between a cheap 3mil in the Caribbean and a drysuit other times.
Very helpful I just switched to sidemount and doing everything by myself to the lack of quality training in my area I'd love to do the course with you Are you by chance coming to the Costa Brava to teach this year? I would join your course for sure
I came in feeling confident with my setup but leaving questioning everything I've learnt, including my fat arse bent d-ring 🥲
Remember the first time with my XDeep with Vas, I got back home with a bag full of d-rings, clips and other stuff we either removed or replaced for better options. Still love the modifications we have done, also the ones the second time over for the butt d-ring on xdeep.
Appreciate your video due the lack of detailed setup informations which goes beyond sidemount corses. I will hit the subscibe button. Best regards from Germany.
Great video and great way to understand the path, the difficulties and the hard work mandatory for cave diving in the appropriate way.
Hello from Seattle in the Pacific North West. Recently we have has some colder water temps especially in our lakes. Not as cold as other places but my references is diving in waters between 37 - 44 F (2.78 - 6.67 C). I am not interested in active heating at this time. So I literally just picked up the new to market (released November 2023) Fourth Element HALO A°R gloves, yes on the bulky side. From Grainger our US industrial supply supplier I found only one pair of exterior gloves that fit and they are size 3XL (My new Halo goes are Large). Unfortunately the chemical gloves I found are cotton lined and even after purchasing a Santi SmartGlove kit I am not at all impressed with how easy the glove slips off the ring with the cotton lining. They are also very thick and rigid no bueno for dexterity. I would prefer to do the pull over method as I have shown in my video here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoB9yqikdpqcZbg.html however I just got the Santi SmartGloves ring system so that is sill an option. I am open to any tips if any one has sourced a good fitting all rubber chemical glove in 3XL size. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
Ellis. cross
I should start saving up to get a rebreather.
Amazing CCR! Any chance to organise a Gemini training in Malta?
Stay tuned - something is planned for Malta this year 👍
Wow.....👌
It’s safe to say that I now identify as “rebreather curious”!!!! 😎
Very cool demo, looking forward to getting my own Gemini. Question: how do you access your wing dump? Can you reach back between the canister and BO/Dil? Or do you rely more on the LPI valve?
Hi, you can reach the wing dump by finding it between the SM cylinder and sorb canister, or you can reach behind the sorb cannister to find it. The Razor 4 has a cool feature though where you can pull on the corrugated inflator hose to release gas from the wing too.
Great series to dive deeper in the why behind some of the most important procedures in diving
The mask ripping off almost seems like a hazing ritual the way it’s presented here.
I think a lot of the readability, even with a ton of info on the screen, comes down to correct grouping. You can use the Mini displays on the Perdix and Petrel to show non-essential information, and keep the vital info as large values. The top row isn't configurable (though you can force NDL to be displayed on the top right): * Depth - Time - Surface/NDL/Deco/Safety The bottom row you can choose between 4 permanent displays: * Mode - O2/HE - NDL - TTS * Compass * T1/2/3/4 - GTR - SAC * Tissues That leaves the center row that you can fully configure. The center is always a large value, and the sides you can configure as Minis. I personally keep the ppO₂ in the center, which is an important value to keep track of, and it also serves as an MOD. I would suggest displaying related information per Mini. Don't put random data in there because that can make it hard to understand. There are different TTS values that you can group together: TTS, @+5, Δ+5, GTR, RTR. All in minutes. There are different depth values you can group together: MOD, Ceiling, MaxDepth, AvgDepth. All in feet or meters. There are different tissue loading values you can group together: GF99, SurfGF, CNS. All in percentages. Other values can clutter your display when grouped together in Minis, like: * Ascent rate (ft/min or m/min) * Density (g/l) * Gradient Factors (Lo/Hi) * Compass heading (°) * ppO₂ (fraction) * Clock (hh:mm) * Timer (mm:ss) * Temperature (°F or °C) * SAC (psi/min or bar/min) * Tank pressure (psi or bar) I would recommend keeping these in a large format if you're using them, or keep them in the NDL mini so they're out of the way. The way I've set mine up is: Depth - Time - Surface/NDL/Deco/Safety [GF99/SfGF/CNS] - ppO₂ - [TTS/Δ+5//RTR] T1 - [GTR/SAC] - T2
Great tip on glove release with fins thanks
Loved this instructional video ... I've been struggling practicing back-finning on my own, this helps a lot.
I would absolutely love to train with you! Spot on skills. Product reviews, spot on. Diet seems spot on. Absolutely awesome!! It would be an absolute honor to train with you.
thanks guys, a very interesting video
Why calculator???😮
Well done. I will make sure I see your videos more often.
Very cool video