If you had to buy it again what options would you have left out and what would you have added

Great video, and even better commentary. I just moved there, and found you when doing my research. Thanks!!!

Good video, I'm just about to strip, clean and service my unit for the first time any advice for best method for removing sorb buildup. Not sure I want to drown it in vinegar, do you use an ultrasonic cleaner for any of the components?

Excellent video, thank you and please make more how to videos.

Sweet. Thanks!

Thank you so much for letting us in on your sidewinder. How do you know/find what third party parts that can be used . Hopefully will be getting my class and SW soon. You answered most of my questions from your previous videos. Do you have to send it in for service like regular regulators or after you complete the training you can service it yourself?

Thanks for posting. I am at about 1.5 years and nearing 150 hours on mine. I would love to hear more about the ADV issue fix (I have a slide valve isolating my ADV and almost without exception keep it off. So…mine could have an issue and I would not know). Interesting what you said about the DSV. A buddy of mine recently swapped his out because he had grooves (his words not mine but same as yours) that had formed and resulted in some leaking. He switched to a different brand of DSV and says it breathes better (highly subjective). How are you cleaning the DSV??? I have never even removed the mushroom valves, LOL. A video on that might be good! Cheers and thanks again.

Thank you so much for posting this video it’s worth the wait. Could you elaborate more on the MAV and the orifice issue. Did you go with a third part MAV ?

Do you think the chips in the coating of the canisters would have more flaking issues if it were used more in salt water? I think most of your hours are in fresh water.

This guy is dry. Good night he goes on an on, too.

We see trout and bass at the mouth and going in and out all the time. Did you see anything more than the sunny in there? Is it safe to dive to that first sign or do you have to be cave certified to even go that far?

Just watched this video. You did a great job with your descriptiveness.

I'm starting to get the itch to go on a dive!

Hello from Duluth, would love a KISS update from you sometime.

I live 20 minutes away from there I live in laquey

Very cool. Have you been back to Boiling Spring lately down past the balled up line?

Enjoyed your video. Good vis!

All I can say is …….wow

awesome thanks for sharing.

Fun dive!.... ready for the next trip there.... into that lower track area...

Thanks. I agree. I need to get the narration going again.

Great video. Personally I like when you do some commentary along with the videos. Just my preference. Thanks for being us along.

The noaa site lists Typo as having sunk to the bottom of lake Huron, not lake Superior

TYPO got hit hard...knocked her whole stern off...looks like she went down stern first spilling a lot of her coal cargo as she sank..shame about the crewmen...one wonders what the circumstances of the collision were....regardless of who has "right of way" each vessel must determine when to alter course when faced with any doubt as to possibility of collision...there is "right" and "dead right"...

Had some deco time on that one! Nice vid

When you gonna make some more videos

Sadly, no signs of lobster inhabiting the reef.

Toilet. Coral? Cmon man, it's a sponge

Enjoyed the video. Were you using a KISS sidewinder? Please use a flag next time; it gives the anti beach diving loons fewer talking points.

You shoulda seen it 30 years ago! There were so many more sea fans and coral 🪸 still pretty,but sad to see what it looks like now! The lil reef to the south,just north of the jetty at Port Everglades is awesome also. Lots of sharks and cudas etc. saw a nice great hammerhead there! I grew up in Lauderdale. Living on Treasure coast now! The diving down south is better in my opinion! However our lobsters up here are absolute monsters. Thanks for the memories brother! 😎🤙

What kind of camera setup are you using?

Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

“Uh but uh it uh it has uh some uh some beautiful uh views uh”……do us all a favor and write a script to read off next time. I’m not trying to be hateful but that one thing takes your video from a 9/10 to a 4/10.

Waynesville is about 120 miles southwest of St. Louis not west. I lived there for 5 years.

Melted structure.

Nice video, thanks for posting!

Used to live here i was so curious thank you.

Ist der Kameramann betrunken 😅

Buddy should help you don it Skooby!

Hi Randy

26:30 Not a sting ray. It's a Brazilian electric ray.

Great video! While learning CCR and sidemount at the same time will likely be, A LITTLE, less time and money

Got to put in the work to keep looking good!!!

Awesome.

Chunky! Use gloves That stuff will give you alkali burns.

Good info. Thanks. Maybe a dumb question but how does your son do routine regulator switches in sidemount with a full face mask?

Thank you for producing this video, it will make me a better diver

How are you adding dil w/ just an O2 MAV? Relying on the ADV only?

Thank you for posting this video I can’t wait till I can get to that level

I am so glad to hear from you !!!!