A scuba diver has problems with his tank coming off while diving a wreck in 115 feet of water. Turns out that a wingnut came off his back plate. He was able to complete the dive safely.

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Homemade Scuba Gear

This is some home-made scuba gear me and my friend put together summer of ’06.

The main air tank is actually a garden sprayer, and holds about 8 liters (2 gallons) of air compressed at 40psi. The tank is encased in concrete to make it neutrally boyant. The tubes across my chest are filled with rocks, and help neutralize our bouyancy. This design allows us to dive for 2 minutes straight, 10 or 11 feet underwater. This whole setup cost us about $55.

We now have much better scuba gear, with a 10 gallon tank that can hold 80psi. It allows us to dive for 15 minutes straight at a depth of 10 or 11 feet. The new setup cost about $60.

Keep in mind that this is very dangerous, and should not be attempted by anyone without proper scuba training (like us). I am not responsible in any way for any injuries you may sustain emulating something in this video. To put it simply, do not try this at home. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

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What are your fins made out of ?

Bob Evans performs a Flip Test with his Force Fins made out a special Tan Delta Polyurethane material.
What do your fins do when you try a Flip Test ?

Force Fins are made of an exclusive version of polyurethane that, besides being resistant to ultraviolet radiation, abrasion and chemicals, is heat-treated for 16 hours at temperatures that would melt other fins. Force Fins won’t wilt when exposed to tropical heat, nor will they harden when ice diving. This special heat-treating process allows the molecules to cross-link into long chains, which gives the material its remarkable resiliency and “snap” or elasticity. This adds to the performance and responsiveness of the fin as it allows it to flex and bend over and over without cracking or fatiguing.
http://www.youtube.com/user/forcefin2020#p/u/12/aUh7K-Ljcwo
Our manufacturing process also results in a material that has outstanding “memory” Force Fins hold their shape in all conditions. In fact, you can take a Force Fin, bend and clamp it in half, leave it for weeks, and when released, it will spring back to its original shape. Try that with any other fin!
http://www.forcefin.com/FF_PAGES/Truth_Dive2.htm

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Made in the USA, Flipfins® Stealth and Stealth Max models of rescue and special forces fins are currently being used by Military, Navy, Special Forces and Rescue Divers in US and around the world. Flipfins are a must during airborne water entries as in helicopter water rescue and Special Operations water jumps.

• Ultra-light weight and neutrally buoyant.
• Aqua Hinge featuring non-magnetic, stainless steel torsion springs and locking mechanism with easy actuating release lever for hands free operation.
• Super-light blade provides explosive thrust for quicker entries and ascents.
• Large, comfortable foot pocket designed to fit all tactical foot wear with raised slip resistant thread design.
• All fin components are designed to withstand the harshest of operational conditions.
• Weight: Large 4 Lbs (1.8 kg) & X-Large 4.4 Lbs (1.9 kg)
• Made in the USA.

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Omega Aquatics, made in the USA Flipfins®, patented, award winning, high-performance scuba fins, rescue fins, special forces fins, diving fins and also fins for float tube and pontoon fly fishing. The worlds only Fins that provide total mobility in and out of the water.

While Scuba diving with Flipfins®, you can walk fully geared into the water, move freely on the dive boat, climb ladders and do other movements as easy as wearing ordinary shoes.

Flipfins® Stealth and Stealth Max models of rescue and special forces fins are currently being used by Military, Navy, Special Forces and Rescue Divers in US and around the world. Flipfins are a must during airborne water entries as in helicopter water rescue and Special Operations water jumps.

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