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yes tomtom2 but there are lots of good dive stories on the net too. My favorite site is the myscubastory site. They have scuba accident videos, shark ecounter dive videos, lost buddy stores, lots of true dive stories, and more. Type myscubastory into google and its the first one. Enjoy !
marinefish321 4 months ago
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yes JOIO84 but there are good dive stories and videos on the net also. Try the myscubastory site. Type myscubastory into google and its the first one .. enjoy
seasnake321 8 months ago
wow, after seeing the manufacturing of a steel tank versus an aluminum one, I would want the aluminum one any day of the week over the steel one.
v12tommy 10 months ago
rofl... 1:06-1:21... i ahve a dirty mind
MiNiMeRuLz 3 years ago 6
lol i noticed that
chapanese96 3 years ago
lol yes u do
BowlingFreak218 3 years ago
hhhh you a dick
rifleair 2 years ago
go to 0:01
livSK8 2 years ago
very good
12salm 3 years ago
Wow. Thanks for that. I have some steel tanks from the 60s that are very heavy and I think they are much much thicker than modern steel tanks.
themightyharrison 3 years ago
they should be. back then they used differnt typs of steel with less tensial stranth.
singful 3 years ago
eny got video on how they fill them
djfreebey 4 years ago
probably not its not very interesting iv done it a few times you turn on a air compressor which pushes air through a filter and into the tanks, as it pushes more in the pressure rises and then you turn off the valve to the tanks at about 220 bar then when it cools down a bit its around 200 bar which is what our tanks are filled to. put a new lot of empty tanks in the rack attach hoses and open valves again
takes about 10 minutes to completely fill 4 tanks
zfree85 3 years ago