Avoid analysis paralysis in rebreather failures

[@XRExplorers]

Great content as always! It's incredibly useful, especially after taking my class. It helps me refresh my memory on all the skills we covered. Thanks, Graham!

[@gbdivering]

Thank you :)

[@RobWaran]

Enjoyed this, cheers Graham!

[@SeattleRingHunter]

Great content thanks for sharing. Next time please use a lav mic clipped to your shirt or increase the audio levels in post production. I have to max out the levels then be caution when returning to other video so I didn't blow my speakers. Almost had to bail out due to Run Away Audio Levels LOL 🤣 I look forward to your other videos on CCR and TD. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter

[@gbdivering]

thanks for the feedback - lots to learn for this video malarky for sure

[@rungethomas1]

awesome content, is there a book on hand signals that pertain to ccr usage that i can use and practice with my team mates?

[@gbdivering]

Hi Thomas - try this kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6PEc599Zt-Nrck

[@bombousboy]

Good video.

[@jalgra]

Watching this almost makes me want to stick to OC haha ;)

[@gbdivering]

There's alot of things can go wrong - but try and do 1h bottom time 70m on OC ... then you will love rebreathers ;)

[@andrewxbg]

@@gbdivering wow that's a lot of bailout tho :)

[@gbdivering]

@@andrewxbg you need what you need :)

[@jonnieinbangkok]

The safest way to dive a rebreather is not to.

[@gbdivering]

but then you couldn't do all the dives that a rebreather allows you to do ;)

[@jonnieinbangkok]

@@gbdivering There's enough other dives to last a lifetime.

[@gbdivering]

@@jonnieinbangkok If thats what floats your boat - go for it!

[@StephenElves]

The issue is muppets, muppets and other associated cockwombles definitely shouldn’t dive a rebreather. They are certainly not safe diving them.