(warning – this video is NOT exciting to watch. Absolutely nothing happens, which is exactly what we wanted.) We got dropped too shallow, because of the air consumption calculations we needed to expedite to the bottom. Did a lot more stirring up than we usually do, our bad. People ask why. Have you ever looked down, further than you were supposed to go and wondered? Me too. Well I haven’t found any monsters yet, still looking down and wondering what’s further down.
6 tanks, 10 minutes to get down, mandatory 2.5 hours of deco to get back to the surface. We go through the reefs and see the pretty fish and coral on the way up.
Mixes
10/60 (2 tanks)
18/40
40/16
55/00
100
One rebreather
source
Here's some cave diving in CZM , it's more exciting to watch.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/utzog5gdu44r8w1/CaveDivingCZM2015.mp4?dl=0
Are you guys lacking the fear gene?
That’s a whole lot of ambient light for 400 ft??????
that's really cool. Went diving in Cozumel a few times a year all through high school and a little bit afterwards. I've always wondered what things would look like if you dropped over the wall and kept going down.
That's really cool. May I ask what camera you used? I'm curious about cameras that can resist deeper dives
25 people are under pressure..
Nice to know the hands dont get cold at 400ft.
What dive site is it Dave?
Why did he put (RAW) at the end of the title of the video?
What dive center did you use… ???
How long does it take you to ascend? Sick vid man
So cool, I would love to do some tech diving some day. What kind of camera are you using that can go that deep?
Awesomeness
I’m glad to see all these ‘overweighted’ divers dragging themselves across the reef apparently over and over again for fun. Hasn’t anyone even watched Blue Planet? well done
How did you not get pressure sick ness you must have some good pressure skills
That had to be the slowest ascent ever.
121 meters is pretty deep glad you guys were able to make it
What underwater camera do you have?
Great video. Couple of questions:
1) what wing/harness/backplate system r u using
2) which computer is that (shearwater?)
3) which course teaches you to handle more than 1 stage
4) what skills are most important to master (or near master) prior to doing a tech course? (I.e. advanced nitrox and deco procedures)
5) how do you pick a good tech instructor?
Thanks guys
Where do you get certified, I live in California but haven't been able to find a place that offers technical rebreather certification
Yeah,I can go to about 50 feet so I will probably see you out there
Your breathing is really good
Decompression meters are required. But they are. Not. Accurate sometimes.Redundancy in meters is wise.
Surprised by this coral damage at Cozumel. Warm water and clear water, clean water.
Don’t forget to decompress adequate ly forthright deep dives.
2.5 hrs of deco holy shit. And your air nitrogen ratios are insane. Dude, I could never go that deep.
got my advanced scuba last year and want to follow your route, i read on one of your messages that the max is 330', ive seen others go 500' how is this possible?
Dude on the left at the beginning needs to work on his trim! Looks like he's super bottom heavy.