Scuba Regulator Second Stage Basics

[@adampilot8275]

The more of Jamesey's clips I watch. The more I like him. Straight forward and well explained without BS or PA. Good job yet again.

[@alle_namen_schon_vergeben708]

What does PA mean?

[@user-jk1lw9fl8u]

Thank you for your excellent videos that are for new divers and for those of us who have been diving for years and never learned in the first place!

[@TheJSMcMahan]

I've learned so much from you James! Love your content and its overall lack of youtube social media bullshit. You've made me a better diver!

[@JonathanSV1405]

Thank you for this amazing content. I recently became a open water diver, and I feel like i've got a much better understanding of scuba diving after watching your videos.

[@vickikirkley4007]

THANK YOU for this video! Working on SDI DM and keep getting questions wrong about the second stage. After watching this video, I understand exactly how it works. Obviously I'm not a technician! LOL Love your videos!

[@robmichaels4728]

So simple, yet things I did not know. Excellent video as usual.

[@jeremiahheidle747]

I'm just starting my scuba expirence, I started NAUI open water this past weekend with the remainder of my dives this coming weekend. I found your channel on Saturday and I thoroughly enjoy your content.

[@alle_namen_schon_vergeben708]

have fun on your dives

[@jasonalcedo5916]

Great video. I love these glossary type of films breaking down the gear. I wish you touched on venturi valves as my regulator has one.

[@TacSoob253]

Great video, thanks for continuing to put out high-quality content!

[@YouTube_user3333]

Great video but I’d like to make a suggestion. When showing something black use a white back ground. Also use a spot light. It would be easier to see what your showing. Cheers

[@jonathanseibert4423]

Great simple explanations. Awesome job and love you guys.

[@ExpeditedProductions]

Very well done. You’re videos are such a benefit! Really appreciate it!!

[@Chogogo717]

Nice detailed description.

[@royalraven747]

Excellent explanation!

[@roymcelwee9334]

Great info as always. Thanks.

[@nosmosisprod]

That was awesome, buddy.

[@deniztorun48]

looking forward the next video!

[@JeremyUSA]

That was awesome. Thank you.

[@DiversReady]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@philhoskings2914]

Just want to say thanks for consistently giving us straight forward, common sense videos that are USEFUL for us common folk. I appreciate the fact that you’re not trying to “show off” by giving me the Thermo-Dynamic-Hyper-Nonsensical-(insert Star Trek speak here) of some washer or another! You give me what I need to move towards an informed opinion. Thanks again

[@ChrisJenista]

Love all the videos and really appreciate the quick tip series. Thank you! Thank you! Idea for a quick tip video: buying a first stage - DIN vs Yoke, and 1st stage adapters (safe to use?). If most of my diving is in N.A./Caribbean should I buy a Yoke 1st stage, or does it matter because adapters are safe and commonly used?

[@sockerpufflan]

I believe that the R295 is reversible

[@martinnielsen4831]

Ty 🙏❤️

[@ianprater3305]

My Atomic second stage was free flowing more than usual, I sent it in for a full service to Airtech for a Full service and after $223+ just got it back and it's doing the same thing. They didn't replace the diaphragm or exhaust.... what a rip off! James would I be wrong to think a full service would replace the diaphragm a normal wear item??? The only reason I didn't service it was because the dive shop I work at don't supply Atomic aquatics parts....

[@race890]

....hi regarding your Atomic service; yes normal service kits do not contain a diaphragm or exhaust valve; these are spare parts ordered & fitted when required & observed as required in a service. But a free flow is not likely due to these

[@hectortp92]

Love the video and the channel. Could you explain the graphics that use to be in the catalogue with the stages!? Thanks in advanced! #askdiversready

[@DiversReady]

Not sure I know which graphics you are referring to?

[@blakebarnett04]

This series is fantastic James! Have a Guinness and get some rest. You sound a little hoarse.

[@gmancolo]

Uh, what's IP?

[@DiversReady]

Intermediary Pressure. The pressure your first stage regulator is sending to your second stage regulator and your inflator hose.