Vintage Dive Gear Demo
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You are so sensual underwater, would love to see more of you ;)
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You should never dive alone, even in swimming pool with a cameraman.
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I have a double hose reg. I found from actual exp. that if you sling the tank low on your back you breath better. Swimming vertical is the same. Never read Tillman's but I have experimented in the ocean. Also if u have to swim face down and horizontal, I found that once in a while if you look over your right shoulder you get a nice breath of air. Ya gotta stay calm to use these regs.
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love the vid,more please!
love vintage scuba kit simple but effective!
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great job... I love this vid
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i dive with no bc. you need some lightning jet fins.
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I think I'm in love with her <3
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Watching this gives me a lot more respect for Lloyd Bridges. And for everyone else who used this type of gear back in the day.
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Your tank is way to high up, the reg can needs to be between your shoulder blades.
Gilldiver 11 months ago
@Gilldiver According to Tillman's "Underwater Education" (1962): "When using a double hose regulator the height of the tank and regulator must be above the critical free flow location when you are vertical and looking up." While I realize you can fine tune the regulator's performance by the height, if the tank was any lower the J valve function couldn't have been demonstrated without an extender. Ultimately regulators of this era are never going to perform as well as a Scubapro MK25/S600 anyhow.
IaraMandyn 10 months ago 16