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true scubagirl23, but there are some good dive story sites on the net too. Try the myscubastory site. They have real life dive stories and dive accident videos. Type myscubastory into google, and its the first result. enjoy!
seasnake321 6 months ago
I like Scuba.com, but that was a waste of 3:57
Terrapinken 6 months ago
My dad has a ten pound sledge he hits his bottle with. He says thats the best way to tell if it has air without a guage.
btownmxer 1 year ago
Cool trick Brochacho. I will have to try it next time i rent tanks. Assume I could get the same result just banging on it?
ctsean 1 year ago
Turns out... not really. You need to lift them off the ground to get them to ring right. I've tried just banging them with a rubber mallet, and it's really not as good.
ScubaToys 1 year ago
the song at the end is so funny!
tyjundt 1 year ago
some dive shops wont fill up your tank if it below 30, because they think you are stupid and unsafe
KillaKid9productions 1 year ago
this is common sense. you still need a gauge though. I guess you could memorize the tune when full and empty and judge based on that. I would rather trust the gauge though.
Xen5s 1 year ago
funny guys!
ElitePhotoPHX 1 year ago
Thats pretty cool :)
myironlungca 2 years ago
Now how does this differ with Aluminum vs. Steel tanks?
cue1go 2 years ago
Luv it!!!
skiboyscuba 2 years ago
Always used the lifting test...the heaviest tank being the most full..usually proved accurate for us.
82648947 2 years ago
It is not in a liquid phase. The weight is too subtle to tell by lifting the tank.
unumnut 2 years ago
must be all in the mind then...
82648947 2 years ago
@unumnut -- liquid? compressed gases have weight.
Compressed air has 4-6 pounds.
CarMoves 1 year ago
I luuuuuv your work man!
5lick5ticker 2 years ago
Pretty neat.
milliradian 2 years ago
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Can i use one of these air tanks above as a air tank for my air horns for my car. How many psi's are those tanks. My horns require 90.
Are they safe or will they explode. I know a fire extinguiser tank is not good.
Thanks
1991Blackcaprice 3 years ago
what tune can you play with 300bar ones?!? BOOM SHAKE, SHAKE D ROOM!!hahahahahaha
bongocookie 3 years ago
That's way cool, Scuba tank garage band!
Paintballer112893 3 years ago
yeah, eventho it is less than most divers do to their tanks, it will still get some mean stares from the guy you rent tanks from :)
thisismyytname 3 years ago
lol i think a dive shop might have a heart attack if they saw you doing that and didnt know why you where doing it at least the one close to me would
ledbthand 3 years ago
lol rolf i love where plays music with tanks :)
AntiKoloEmo 3 years ago
lol very good but can i ask. if you check your tank like that isntthere a chance that you can within time damage your tank?
paul221983 3 years ago
No... It's not like we're dropping it off a building - A little bounce on the floor is way less trauma than a tank will go through in it's normal day of use.
ScubaToys 3 years ago
lol yeah i suppose your right. watched the rest of your videos. great job with them all and atleast ive learnt something today
paul221983 3 years ago
ok the song was totally the best part. i am so going into my garage and trying that right now!!!
sgtstupidfreak 3 years ago
A great tip I'll try it this weekend. btw how about free bird next time. lol Great job love the tipe keep them coming.
captbobholt 3 years ago