@SaadouneZinji , it is a great question your are posting. Actually the engine of the unit is resting on the surface in its inflated tube and it really gives off only very little noise. In fact you can hardly hear the engine noise once you are under the surface.
And if you are using our newest electrical Variable Speed units (patent pending) then you can hardly hear it whether above or below water. To hear it under the surface you would actually have to put the supply hose directly to your ear.
What about if the unit gets down, and you are in 40 feet or more?
5starreef 5 months ago
What is the name of the video's song ?
MuchoMetal98 6 months ago
Can you do some spearfishing on these surface air systems?
It seems that the noise from the engine is probably scaring away tons of fish.
Maybe some fish hiding in holes.
I don't know how much noise this would generate and how convenient it would be for spearfishing.
I know that some people use them for lobster fishing, but I have never heard anybody using them for spearfishing.
SaadouneZinji 2 years ago
@SaadouneZinji , it is a great question your are posting. Actually the engine of the unit is resting on the surface in its inflated tube and it really gives off only very little noise. In fact you can hardly hear the engine noise once you are under the surface.
And if you are using our newest electrical Variable Speed units (patent pending) then you can hardly hear it whether above or below water. To hear it under the surface you would actually have to put the supply hose directly to your ear.
Browniediving 1 year ago
to read more on the new Brownie's Marine Group electrical Variable Speed Third Lung visit our website
And yes we have several who uses the Third Lungs for spearfishing :0)
Browniediving 1 year ago