The Canyon, Dahab • awesome technical dive • 02.01.2017 

If you pause the video when they exit the canyon from the hole on the reef wall, you can read 45m on the computer. I believe it is the deepest part of the dive. Then they switch gas in the champagne bubbles at the top of the canyon's entry at about 15m depth.

yeah, i'd like to know what mixture they're using besides that nitrox 45 in the stage... if air, or if what kind of trimix for 45m dive...

@@CrazyScubaCouple The back gas is dialed in for 45MOD so likely not air (deep air). So that leaves a Nitrox 25 mix or 21/35 I think.

goeaststudios thanks!!!

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@@mrdgenerate what exactly is it you find so great watching someone dying?

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Sean Gillen im 28 now and I just started but this is where my journey is going

It's never too late! :D

@@fulmen67 Yeah, my oldest rescue diver student was 70 at the time. :)

Take 2 or 3 tech courses and you can do the same. Exelent divers nonetheless.

@@kasperk679 Currently working on my rescue diver cert. Can go past that right now because I'm 17. As soon I turn 18 and get enough dives in I'm going to go for the tech courses.

What?

Indeed. And the guy before that was not careful either.

@@VidimusWolf Divers responsibility to leave the ocean as nice as you found it (they were banging and clanking on the reef there - this dude pushed off of it with his fin)

shows how good the viz is , if thats 50m exit.

Thats the only reasonable way to dive the canyon!👌🏻

That extra bottle contains a gas mix rich in oxygen which facilitates the faster purging of the (accumulated during a deep, long dive) nitrogen in his body. By that way, he can surface without excess nitrogen in his tissues, which may form dangerous bubbles leading to decompression illness - a potentially fatal situation, known as 'the bends'.

@@ramos7935 to put it simple, it's to speed up the decompression process

@@leonsebel9237 exactly. Excuse my long answer, as I didn't know your background, and assumed that you didn't have any knowledge about scuba... :)

@@ramos7935 oh no worries man ! it's all good ! I'm just getting into diving so I'm trying to learn as much as possible

Это не видео курс обучения техно дайву)). Отличный ролик для получения положительных эмоций зрителями, БОЛЬШИНСТВО из которых, НИКОГДА, погружаться не будут.

Это не со дна. Там пещера в которой постоянно куча дайверов и выходит через потолок пещеры то что они выдыхают.

Глубина в пещере 30м. Что бы пройти через весь каньен 55 м.

Pas vraiment il as les pieds souvent en haut (4:30)et j savais pas qu on se pousse avec les pieds sur les coraux à la sortie des trous 3:50! Le bail Out qui pendait ? Utilisation de tendeurs se serai bien !

You can make it a tech dive depending how long you want to stay down. Remember, a dive where decompression is required is considered technical as it is beyond recreational limits.

The Canyon finnishes at about 52 meters deep. I dived through the Canyon in 1980. Dahab was part of Isreal that time.

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Hi Justin, thank you, depth was 45 m, Air +Nx50, deco time was about 20 minutes.

@@denislefter4040 that seems pretty deep on just air. I felt a little weird at 114ft. maybe you get used to getting a little narced if you dive a lot? It looks like the MOD for air is 200ft. So i see that you are in the bounds of that.

@@JaytothaT42069 Yes, practice makes perfect. Feeling Narced is like a lot of things, varies by individual, but of course, the most significant being amount and frequency of deep dives and then I might add health. The key, as the new diver is diving deeper, is an experienced companion, or instructor. We were at 60 m and he was fine. He timed me as I'd tie familiar knots, to measure the effect on my hand to eye coordination, like a sobriety test. But I was quite comfortable, just slow. And I suppose it was fortunate there was no important decision making needed.

@@softgoodsint cool makes sense. I was thinking about that since my dive instructor probably goes to that depth often. My heart rate went up and i felt like i had an adrenaline rush. We did a swim through after i hit 114ft. Natural instinct was to want to go up. But my training made me self talk and logically realize that i should feel better if i go up. Also wanted to slow my breathing down and my heart rate. I didnt want to be the first one out of air. It was a fun dive near Punta Sur on the south west side of cozumel. My computer went in to a two stage decompression mode i think. I know i hit 1 min on the no deco timing as i was coming up. I think cardio is the best thing a diver can do to stay healthy. Thanks for replies!

@@JaytothaT42069 Air until 50 meter is normal.

Theo ilic , 45m or 50m, i think!

this is a bloody rock not a coral reef you idiot

Sea Wolf

Thanks!

I really hope his flow regulator just needed to be opened a bit more - scary stuff otherwise, especially on a tech dive like that where you can’t exactly just do a CESA like with a basic OW

Joakim from Sweden Nilsson hi, thanks! Max depth was 45-46 meters

So why you brag about "extended range" if the dive was 45 m and one deco gas only was used?

@@cortomaltese6250 because the range is greater than ndl. Therfore it's extended range

Not really. A bit boring.

Light appears to be just a regular canister lamp. Camera could well be a GoPro. They're excellent these days for these types of shots.

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Can’t really tell without more knowledge of the location but looks like underwater hot springs or something of the sort to me

@@GameVilleofficialpage It is other divers' bubbles coming up through the cracks. Been there myself and it is pretty cool.

Hyp not that. Right at the beginning is a great example, there’s no way that many and such consistent bubbles are from divers who somehow are underneath the silt layer

@@GameVilleofficialpage Of course its from other divers only. Dumbass. There are hordes of divers. Its all their exhaled air nothing else

@@GameVilleofficialpage Hyp is correct, I saw the exact same thing when I was there in 2018. There is always a ton of divers in the canyon itself and the bubbles come up through gaps in the rock and sand.

Regulator is Apeks, wing is DUX (Brand from Czech Republic)

Denis Lefter and these better than Xdeep?

To be honest i didn't try Xdeep. In quality i think are same.

Denis Lefter Thank you! And what do you think Apeks MTXR?

@@gyulakiss420 I use MTX-R's, best reg I have ever used. Breath really softly and easy at all depths, never had a free flow on entering the water or underwater. Worth the money.

Thats why you don’t have metal to metal connections: so you can cut everything away 😊

Egor Bernik you can get huge a huge knowledge boost from watching innerspace explorers. And this video shows why knowledge is very important

@@diveinstructordaniel1095 I doing commercial diving course middle depth 60 m, got also much knowledge there

Egor Bernik you can never have enough knowledge 😄🤙 save diving mate

@@diveinstructordaniel1095 no one is safe on diving, even the most expert divers making mistakes and having dangerous situation

Hi, this is Seawolf, polish brand.

Dry suits have other advantages than keeping you warm, the most important for me is comfort

Drysuits are great for buoyancy control, especially in deep dives.

I saw people in the Cenotes of Mexco in drysuits... I was like, what??????? I just did a dive 2 days ago in the Great Lakes in a 7mm Semi Dry suit. The water was 34 F, so I guess I'm used to it.

Dan Vaught it’s their preference. Congratulations for wearing a 7mil. We’re all very proud of you. But if they like to wear a dry suit when it’s warm, how does that effect you at all?

Thanks. Dive computer doesn't integrate with gases. I switch gases in dive computer manually.

Steve Hammer sea wolf

Thanks! Camera GoPro Hero 4 Black

Denis Lefter what setting

Sub

Redzuan Samsudin Nitrox is the gas for you, PADI offers Nitrox training.

It really does depend but I’m inclined to agree with joonas, doubles and nitrox will extend your bottom time and air pressure

I would agree. If you're looking for longer bottom times, then nitrox is the way to go. No need for trimix.

@@GameVilleofficialpage do you mean a double + 1 nitrox on the way up ?

Christian Stoffner , thanks for your comment. Yes, it’s correct, this video merged from two different videos🤭 On the second video we used my Gralmarine torch as a video light.

@@denislefter4040 you cheating SOB 😉.. just remember we always find out EVERYTHING!!😂

Hi, thank you! It's SeaWolf, polish brand

thanks! they look fantastic!

Thanks!

I’m guessing GUE?

Like the control at 3.49?

@@Richard1976 🤣

thanks)))

Being a gue diver doesn’t mean your a good diver. Best diver I know is nsscds trained

May be not a good diver but a very good trained diver, as a UTD diver I am. @@edwardlyden7902

Adam L , back gas is Air and EAN50 as deco mix.