Hey man great video! Might need an editor though

How are you adding the depth and temp to your videos

Hey Zack, which phone case is that? Really interested.

"I'm learning every dive". People who say they are novice divers or learning every dive are almost universally the best on the boat. Really outstanding video I loved this. Just pure diving, which is what it should be.

I have a question why do you have 2 dive computers ?

I cant even imagine what a trip like this costs.

You may want try dry suits which is essential to learn how dive DIR hogarthian configuration 👈🏼 Safe diving Lol

Dang. Liveaboard at Truk. That's right up there with a liveabord at Cocos Island (Costa Rica) and Port Hardy (Canada). One your a technical diver, *all* your dives are "technical" dives. It's not like you ever go back to using recreational scuba gear. :) I love diving the 10' long hose on "recreational" warm water dives as in Cozumel. You get all kinda strange looks. Not to mention diving a stainless steelbackplate and wings pretty much means you don't need a weight belt on warm water dives. :) Got my TDI Advanced Trixmix certification in 1998.

I've just found this video and I'm really excited to watch it, thanks for uploading.

Awesome video 👍

Such a fun video... great job and the humility is perfect. I'm a cave diver, but not a wreck diver so there plenty for me to learn. Thanks for sharing!

Wreck diving made me interested in cave diving. I like the overhead environment. But i don't like all that greasy, slimey stuff that grows on ships. But nice video and nice voice over.

Geez you sound like such a techy nerd

every single dive, no matter how many dives we have logged we are always learning

nice dive and nice explenation, but why is your buddy's bladder mounted upside down and why is his right inflatorhose not connected? (12:30)

6:45 wait wait wait you just jump in and dive right in? no okay nothing? Jump in and continue to sink? Like how are the boat people gonna know that you are fine and not sinking uncontrollably something didn't go wrong?

Put the one w/ Chatterton back up dude

Appreciate you making this video! Love your style 😊

Great video! I’d love to dive chuuk… I did however dive some incredible WW2 shipwrecks in Coron Bay Philippines, this is giving me massive nostalgia!

Nice video. That's something you don't see every dive!

Loved watching this video man. I'm an experienced dive master (22 y) and did some guiding work and assisted on courses. And like you said in this vid it could tribute to make diving more deeper and expanding on knowledge. Thanks for that insight, Im on my way to do an Tech dive introduction. Regards Anton

More of your narrated journey into tech diving please!

This video is pure gold! Footage, narration and infos are just perfect🎉

Doesn't do anything for me

I can't believe, how little attention this channel gets. Stumbled across this video because I needed to prepare a presentation on CloudFlare and their services. Thanks so much for the in depth explanations and the accompanying visuals! Made me understand why there was a problem in the first place and how it was solved perfectly. Subed <3

The Yamato was 864 feet long in WWII -- you must mean civilian ships when you cite this ship as the longest. Peace

Hi Zack, by now, 3 years later, I'm sure you have much more experience and training, and as a long time tech/cave/rebreather instructor, the only thing I would say here is that you did an excellent job with your narration, with advising viewers to get more training, and with your explanations of what you were doing. Basically, you did fine with your primary and secondary tie offs, but I didn't see any further secondary tie offs, which in wreck penetrations and caves, you want to continually do to both protect the line, and to keep the line taut to help prevent you from getting entangled in it. It also gives you the ability to penetrate further, but if you are not trained to do so, it is always best to stop at your training limit, which you did. Also, your buddy's buoyancy skills can use some work so that he is mostly horizontal with very little vertical positioning and using mainly frog kick with ankles above the knees. Last, I would always stick to my profile plan (not rely on my computer's adjustments,) and always use my deco bottle as it is very worth cleaning the nitrogen out. EAN32 is not a deco gas, but EAN50 is. So even if you breath it for 5 minutes, you will be better off. Other than that, very well done.

Oh man I'm so glad you're back to post more dive content!

I don't know how often you check comments on this, but I'd absolutely love to see more of these videos from you. The narration is pleasant, the footage is good, and it was overall very pleasant to watch. Great job!

As someone that works in content creation I would suggest you consider being a full time KZbinr, especially if you have a work from home job. There's aren't other types of diving videos like this, so you have your own 'style' of content, I believe there's good product-market fit, and you have your 'moat' because not everyone can do the dives you do let alone talk over them. You'll almost always get your dive trips, equipment and training as a tax deduction and that's a huge plus too. There's a few things you'll need to change about your personal branding/content but it's not huge. Hope you'll consider because I enjoyed this video and I'm sure many others did too.

i really like the elevator

Great video, how did you integrate the temperature and depth into your video?

How long were you certified during this filming? You left your deco bottle??… what if you had to surface and for an emergency?? Deco on air? Insufficient certification to be entering a wreck, especially one like this with no line while preforming the initial penetration, poor tie off skills… poor trim and bouncy… frog kick is weak… I would not be entering a wreck with poor trim and buoyancy. The very thing you talked about, you risk doing kicking up silt in your way out entrance because you did not run a line. Hope you learn from this, stay safe.

very nice talk though. Couple of things tho. As one tech diver to another, I believe we never stop learning, so here's what I've picked up. 1. I was taught that light goes on the left hand, since your right hand is the operation hand, while left hand always points. And you never turn on or off the lamp underwater. You have holds and temp holds why a rigid goodman handla is advisable. 2. DSMB's/Reels and such should either be sowed on your but d ring or bungeed to the plate so they don't present a entanglement hazard. 3. Stages are to be clipped off to a line, and never left randomly. Currents can pick them up and you can lose them. 4. Backup lights should be snoopy looped to the harness. 5. And in case of your buddy, the RB inflator shold be bungeed on the right shoulder as the left too. Since in some shots it was behind his shoulder. Great dive, I'd really love to dive it some day. And great video. Thanks for putting this out. Cheers!

Awesome video, loved the raw content

Loving these used softwares by you

Please what brand is you phone scuba case

Hi Zack. How did you added depth/temp data to your video? Thanks!

A truly fantastic dive and amazingly narrated. Really hope you do many more.

What type of camara you have on you to film ?

I appreciate this amazing video! But most of all you show safety that line reell🔥yes ! Now I don’t have to wonder about dry suits & tech diving! 🔥luv it!

guys, a good example how to don‘t do it… really sorry for this comment but i have to say this… a lot of non experienced divers belive in what you do and say… but honestly, i would never let my deco tanks unprotected on a reef.. trim and buoyancy are really bad, finning technique also… then the most incredible thing i saw was, your diving profile?! you went 3 times from 15 back to 30 meters? stay safe guys, i dont want to offend you but take care… and take also care to the marine life and coral reefs down there with your fins ;-)

I'm glad that people dive into overhead areas and then upload it, cause I ain't ever going into something. Nope. But to each their own.

Hey man, just happened to stumble upon this video. Thank you so much for making a complete tech dive narration! I'm finally in a position to be able to start diving frequently and I've been looking for this exact kind of content. Cheers from Australia

Friend, please, don't get me wrong. You're obviously unexperienced, so please. Take care, and practice A LOT more, with a good tech instructor, from a REAL, tech diving agency, before get into deep decompressive dives. It will be good for you, to keep diving. It's not a critic, it's an advice, from an old guy with 25yrs of tech diving.

Great video, very enlightening and entertaining with the high quality footage and narration in full lenght. Really sets it apart from a lot of other diving content, especially for technical diving. Would be great to see you upload more of such videos. I'm definitively inspired to try technical diving once I have the financial means.

Should you be placing your decompression cylinders on top of the wreck like that? What if currents change while you're in there and they get blown off and lost? Seems like it's safer to just keep them on you.

Awesome video. How did you put the depth & temp there on the corner? Thanks!

I love your narrative style, as someone interested in wreck diving it was awesome to see how you think through the steps