DIY hookah part 3

DIY diving hookah rig the test is finally here. Look for part 4 with the under water footage.
Disclaimer don't try this at home always do your due diligence and research before attempting any build. Finally get some dive training. Training is always a good thing.
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[@ozgurdonduran41]

Hello, your information is very valuable. Can you share the brand and model of the engine you use?

[@michaeldemarillac9992]

I have received a Chinese made portable hookah but it does not have an accumulator or inline particle filter, just a tiny carbon filter for moisture. Would you be able to provide a parts list how you were able to link the accumulator air in and out plus joining the soda stream bottles together and linking the air filter, water separator. Including those quick release purple connectors. I am from Australia so NPT is not that readily available (but can be ordered) as the British system is what we are used to. I bought an air hose from Gator GIll, but just not familiar with the connectors. Cheers.

[@robertjenkins8630]

@UCXpG4l2wqZ4qxxGBybzwtSA your videos are great and I believe exactly what I've been looking for. However I was looking at a different compressor. Actually 2 of them. They put out 4.2 CFMs each. They are probably one of the best out there for diving and their price tag shows it. Air Zenith OB2 200 PSI Compressor. Roughly $349.00 each. I'm also trying to build a three to 4 man unit. Even though they are 200psi you only run them to about 55 or 60 psi. However after seeing your unit I'm very tempted to go that route. Much cheaper and I can see it works great. And yours would be much more simple to build especially the way you teach as you go. Excellent job and thank you my Friend!!! Please give me your opinion on any of this. Any feedback at all would be greatly appreciated!! Sorry about the font size changing. I copied and pasted the name of the compressors and it changed itself. Look forward to hearing from you Sir!! GOD bless, Robert...…...

[@robertjenkins8630]

Lol when I posted this the font size went back to normal. Oh and those compressors are on Ebay if you wanted to see them.. :)

[@sailingboreas1062]

The zenith compressors are some of the best out there, especially if your planning a multi person unit. Your regulator is what will affect the ease of breathing as well it needs to be easy to draw from, some of the cheap ones are extremely hard to draw from. All in all build your system for your desired use and keep it simple and safe. Sounds like your on the right track.

[@robertjenkins8630]

@@sailingboreas1062 Thanks!! I appreciate your reply. I did not know that about the regulators. I'll be checking out more of your video's. Many thanks to you Sir!!

[@BlackarrowMr]

@@sailingboreas1062 I brought a cheap ebay reg $28 au was very hard to breath with till I found a way to make it easy, undo where the hose goes into reg, and inside you will see a brass valve screw for a flat head screw driver, turn that out till it is easy to breath through regulator, problem fixed .

[@sailingboreas1062]

@@BlackarrowMr I don't explain the regulator adjustment. improperly adjusted regs have a tendency to free flow if they are adjusted wrong. A small amount of training is needed to breath from a free flowing reg if it ever happens.