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Great video series. Informative. I do alot of beach dives, but am interested in getting a kayak to got to places too far to swim to. Your series should help me with buying a kayak, as well as stowing gear, entry and exit. However, I noticed a safety issue on this video. Your LP Inflator was free-flowing the whole time you were in the water. Did you not notice that? I could hear and see it from this shot, it was quite obvious!. I hope that you were able to get it fixed before your next dive.
gmoor2 1 month ago
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gmoor2 4 months ago
I have been thinking about getting a kayak for cave diivng. Some of the cave are a bit off the beaten path but i think the twin steel sylenders might be a bit heavy?
adamrecon 8 months ago
mhmm nice but how is the kayak anchored to the ground?
scareface999 2 years ago
probably with an anchor
RinBeSexual 2 years ago
@scareface999 I use a car battery attached to rope. you can also use a brick or a large stone. some divers shoot an arrow into the sand with a bow and attach it with strong fishing line.
cjlowe1970 1 year ago
did some kayak diving with rob at caribbean club in bonaire! awsum!
eco diving at its finest!!
buracodisanca 2 years ago