#91 - Setting Up an AL40 Cylinder for Decompression Diving

In this video, we discuss the different options available to divers while setting up an AL40 for decompression diving. This is how we set up deco cylinders for left hand carry for technical diving and technical diving courses. Your instructor or teammates may set up their deco cylinders differently. We recommend that you set up your deco cylinders in the most appropriate manner for your situation.

[@TheAMGReviewers]

I like the idea of the octo holder, not just for deco cylinders, but for stowing 2nd stages to the cylinders during moving them or stowing on the boat.

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

Got my classes paid for can't wait!!!!

[@divezonescuba]

Train well

[@geerxin]

Hi Chris, good videos. I think you have a Casio AE1500 watch, some how I just bought one my self planning to use it in the pool while I'm teaching so I don't have to wear my DC all the time. from your previous videos I saw you even took it diving, since it's only rated 100m, it's not designed for deep diving, but obviously it's okay. it's a good looking budged watch and it would be a great dive timer for me. So how is your experence so far with this watch? what's the deepest you ever been with it? is it okay to press the bottons at depth? thanks

[@divezonescuba]

Yes a Casio AE1500WH. Pretty good watch for 19.95. I believe I had it on over 300 feet this past summer. Over 200 ft multiple times for sure. I normally dive it anytime I don’t wear a drysuit.

[@ee02108]

What is that octopus holder and how do you hold it?

[@divezonescuba]

@@ee02108 That is actually an alternate second stage regulator holder. The holder fits into the opening on the low o2 gas regulator. The holder itself is attached to the rigging kit. In order to use the low o2 regulator, you have to go thru the extra step of removing it from the yellow holder. So you have an additional opportunity to confirm that you are using the correct gas.