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i like the advice to someone who knows something about diving

I'm going to do a diving course next week

so i surf the internet for info but i found this,I watched this vid and ....

it's called the Blue Hole in Dahab(egypt),this diver was a master and he

falled like a leaf in autumn,he died at 91...meters




[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eejQPUye ... r_embedded[/youtube]

O.K i found another video about this hell


images speak for themselves


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr5doYH5 ... r_embedded[/youtube]

That sucks. Overconfidence can be a bad thing.

The bends does funny things to you, there is a lake near my old home that was 120 meters + deep and it kills at least 2 people a year due to the bends and cheap plastic gear freezing up. You get a massive drunk feeling then all kinds of shit can go wrong.

I used to dive at least twice a week untill I moved over here. Im sports diver certified BSAC

My dad carried on and now has an advanced nitrox certification, I never did mixed gas stuff.


You will probably be doing a PADI course and wont be going past 15 meters, at that depth you can be there untill your air runs out and just pop up to the surface


Deepest I ever went was 42 meters and that was enough for me

britincali wrote:I never did mixed gas stuff.

Naaaaaa............. Just straignt N2O for you...

Now that would be a crazy day of diving


The last tank I got filled was at a powersports place in victorville and it has the sulfur added

Hellbear wrote: That sucks. Overconfidence can be a bad thing.

Not overconfident he just stayed to deep for too long and got nitrogen narcosis, he dint know where he was or what was going on by the time he hit the bottom.

britincali wrote:...has the sulfur added

That shouldt stop you.... prolly' freshen your breath ......as a bonus.

AlisoBob wrote:

britincali wrote:...has the sulfur added

That shouldt stop you.... prolly' freshen your breath ......as a bonus.

britincali wrote:
You will probably be doing a PADI course and wont be going past 15 meters, at that depth you can be there untill your air runs out and just pop up to the surface


Deepest I ever went was 42 meters and that was enough for me

Yes it's a PADI open water diver course

12 meters twice and 18 meters at the end twice,

by the way maybe this guy could save

his life if he dives with other friend?


I don't understand why he falls ,he was a well experienced diver

but seems that he has no control from the beginning of the immersion


in the other hand if you watch the second vid there's divers at 100

meters when the body of the girl appears,which are the differences

between the equipment of the fallen divers and the body rescue divers?

xtremeslide wrote:

by the way maybe this guy could save

his life if he dives with other friend?

The buddy system is supposed to stop that and if diving by tables will not happen, much as in our sport machismo comes into play and people get badly hurt.

xtremeslide wrote:

I don't understand why he falls ,he was a well experienced diver

but seems that he has no control from the beginning of the immersion

You can go down as fast as possible and still be completly safe, its the time you spend and how you are reacting to the dive that determins the success.

They were diving in a VERY deep place not a normal dive.

I guarantee these guys got into a bet/game and his buddy decided to bail out after they both got a little bent and only one noticed.

xtremeslide wrote:

in the other hand if you watch the second vid there's divers at 100

meters when the body of the girl appears,which are the differences

between the equipment of the fallen divers and the body rescue divers?

You can safely go to 100 m as long as you plan for it and have air and regulators hanging from the surface. Its a long time decompressing from a 3 min 100m dive.

And I think the second vid was mostly mini subs.

britincali wrote:

xtremeslide wrote:

in the other hand if you watch the second vid there's divers at 100

meters when the body of the girl appears,which are the differences

between the equipment of the fallen divers and the body rescue divers?

You can safely go to 100 m as long as you plan for it and have air and regulators hanging from the surface. Its a long time decompressing from a 3 min 100m dive.

So the fact because he died was because he reached the bottom too fast?

No I think he was probably still a little bent from a prev dive and got into a contest of who can hit the bottom fastest on cam.

He put on a shitload of weights and went for it, I think about 1/2 way through the decent you can her him putting air in his BC and it not really slowing him, he inflates his BC to max and the pressure is still pushing him down. He hits bottom and drunk off his ass removes his reg (either for the camera or just bent).

Then bent off his ass cant find it, he is off his head with lack of oxygen and depth then he stops breating.

Sad but happens all over the world all the time, just not video'd.

As a serious note you cannot add 2+3 when bent.

As the guy at the end of the first video says:

"Sport?

Not worth it"

Thanks for the explanation Chris

This one is sad.......

Freedivers are fuking crazy

Seems that all the humans are the same,but this guy must be from Mars