PADI IDC Skill 1, Demonstrate Scuba Equipment Assembly

Presented by www.goprocaribbean.com The 20 Basic Scuba skills required in the PADI Divemaster course and the PADI Instructor Development Course

[@carrieliya2304]

This is seriously the best video, exactly same steps as the scuba course describes. It helps me a lot to understand the book! Thank you.

[@ODANICATION]

This is a very good refresher. I'm diving next week. Needed this. Thanks.

[@vnmueser]

Great video! I always re-watch this one before my dives as a reminder.

[@arroyodflint7114]

Doing my DM training now .. great video . PADI now recommend that tank valve is full open no 1/4 turn back

[@goldenset]

i watched a few videos before this one and i think this is the best. yes, not perfect but other videos missed other steps also. yes, bcd strap was missed, dust cap in the end and wetting bcd. but hey, this man checked both regulators and saved some air testing via the both mouthpieces. other videos didn't even check the backup regulator. no to mention, he did manual inflate of the bcd and tested all purge valves. even with the audio, this helped me remember so much more.

[@tacowijtzes2268]

Brilliant videos, Thank you for making such a fantastic effort!

[@SaudiCanary966]

For all 20 video you are Very good,,, thanks . I like you teaching. My great from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

[@clgrm1]

Wow this is fantastic. I'm just about to do my scuba review and this will help heaps more than the content provided by PADI. I think not having verbal instruction will help..it will make me think more about what needs to be done. Many thanks.

[@theyorkshirescubadiver2261]

I've got my first PADI course dive today and this is brilliant, thank you for posting.

[@goprocaribbean]

Have fun!

[@soyc4510]

Step by step. particularly useful to learners. Excellent!! Thanks.

[@katherinewolf2431]

That helped so much. I got a bit stuck today, but I'm gonna watch it a few times to get it stuck in my head.

[@tacowijtzes2268]

Excellent series of divemaster skills. Use it as a starting point for discussion with my divemasters in training

[@marcopalla]

to have always under your fingers all skills has no prize, thanks guys U really help me in my instructor examination!

[@mariaheidemann1]

well done guys. i like that there is no words but only diving signs, so we get used to using and understanding it. i have seen many worse videos ;-)

[@karlsunglao574]

Very happy to hear a classic Mr. Oizo track on top of this video :)

[@hacketup]

Knowledge will have the greatest impact on your ability to overcome panic if something was to happen underwater. There are many diving emergency solutions you can learn that will prepare you for an unfortunate event. Diving is fun and accidents are rare, but the knowledge of how to respond to a situation can replace panic with a positive action to correct the situation.

[@WeBeYachting]

Great video, thumbs up from us and cheers from sunny IGY Simpson Bay Marina, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.

[@kevinjohnson7260]

Great refresher video, thanks for posting.

[@hacketup]

I am a former Navy diver and was a bit spoiled by underwater communications. So, I dive a mask called AGA with wireless comms. Maybe that type of rig might also make you feel more comfortable underwater. Being able to communicate freely with your diving partner adds another great aspect to diving while looking at all the beautiful scenery. It is also a great way for new divers to express concerns they may have to the more experienced diver or instructor.

[@dave24-7]

TOP VIDEOS. Thanks guys. I have open water but haven't dived for nearly two years. Going out tomorrow for a few dives and a refresher. Was looking for a refresher video. These are perfect and a big help. Thanks again.

[@gilirabin]

Fine work guys, you couldn't handle it better! 10x

[@luckyfennec]

Hey, these are great - really helpful, and well-done. Many thanks to put these online. And thank god, fun music to boot!! :)

[@1515327E]

Perfectly executed.

[@BucketListBadass]

THIS WAS AWESOME! Thank you so much

[@Mkazan69]

Great teacher...excellent explanation

[@addohm]

Love the vids. I only disagree with the notion that after closing your tank and hitting the purge valve on only one second stage regulator is enough to drain the lines in the system. Some systems will still have high pressure air remaining in the LPI and alternate lines.

[@dale9189]

I was taught to breath from your regulators while watching your tank pressure though to make sure it holds steady. That way you know there are no restrictions like a partially opened shutoff valve or problem with a hose. You could have full pressure but hardly any flow.... (And that music! Argh.....:)

[@goprocaribbean]

All these comments and it still amazes me no-one has noticed my awesome alternate second stage!

[@garrl007]

That's because nobody cant concentrate with that annoying music blaring.

[@dennycapps8851]

Very well done. Thank you!

[@elmo319]

Forgot to put the BC safety strap over the tank valve? When checking the air it’s a good habit to look at the spg? it’s a good and helpful video, just wanted to check in on these two points.

[@misterkaos.357]

Pro tip: Throw away the dust cap that came with your reg, and get yourself an old fashioned flat bottom cap.

[@jimziemer474]

Some regulators used to come with the flat-bottom caps.

[@unclemilton815]

Very well done, thank you for your time.

[@joe182ish]

every thing u did was just perfect i was 12 wen i did my open water diving been diving 4 bout year and half now were is the best online shop to get a bcd from

[@emailtoart]

Error at 3:01: The tank valve should be left fully open. Google "The Quarter Turn That Kills" to find out why.

[@YAIMTHATAWSOME112]

No. He didn't open all of the way and then do a turn back he just opened it a quarter of the way

[@goprocaribbean]

I don't do the 1/4 turn back any more

[@justplainolme01]

the one thing that I would have added would be before I connected the Octo to the tank is I usually send a purge of air through the tank o-ring before connecting the Octo to it just to clear out any salt that might cause a bad seal also I use a little bit of saliva (spit) on the o-rings before connecting them just to give them a moist seal before pressing them together. but thats just me. :)

[@koftaboy]

this guy looks like a professional id like to learn by that Diving center

[@joricz75]

Wouldn't have been better to rinse the BCD previous to assemble this to the tank?, it would help to detect if there is present any contamination that could slip the tank off the BCD in water.

[@MrRobjs83]

lol yea my confined presentation turned out to be from rescue and my classroom pres. was from divemaster, good thing i was able to barrow a copy of the current dm manual since the one i have is outdated now.

[@DanielBrownsan]

Works for deaf people as well, no subtitles necessary. Though they're missing out on that soundtrack...

[@misterkaos.357]

IKR. That club beat bangin!

[@ExclusiveU]

Wet the bc' so it won't loosen when it's in water

[@rosco1pug]

Great use of hand signals, such as 'watch' and 'remember' - things we use under the water. I think we could use less chat in instructional videos and more of this approach.

[@MrThreadhead]

Videos aren't bad, but that damn music. Dump it!

[@johnnie135]

MrThreadhead Fuck! The music is so distracting that these videos are not worth watching. Huge fail.

[@jonyskids]

Missed the BCD safety strap!

[@antonnettemerur1462]

I’m pretty sure it’s not mandatory but I just do II for safety

[@jimziemer474]

It’s not a safety strap anyway. It’s purpose is to hold the BCD at the proper place while the band is being cinched.

[@tomphillipsscuba]

Nice video guys

[@oakline9819]

Nice video, thanx guys, but voice editing would make huge difference.

[@andysPARK]

Great series of videos. Is wetting the cylinder strap before tightening missing on this one though? :D

[@koftaboy]

i would love to learn how to dive my only concern is how would i overcome a panic or something a like?

[@wortheverymile]

nice videos..i've just started training courses for diving

[@ianstrees]

nice info for learning scuba . . thanks

[@Liquid188]

Nice Video like All others but He forgot to flip the BCD security loop over the Tank valve. 😉

[@jimziemer474]

LiquidGF That is not a security loop. It’s designed to hold the BCD at a specific level until the band is secured.

[@barbarawellsmyrtlebeach]

Great, thank you so much

[@adelghandor9327]

please i have problem i over tight the yoke screw and i can not open it

[@sandro102102]

Nice video!

[@uhhStone424]

Just curious, noticed you held the purge down on your primary while turning g on your breathing gas; I've never seen this done, could you please educate me about it? Thx! Fun music btw!

[@goprocaribbean]

It is something some people do to limit the impact on the high-pressure seat of the reg, perhaps lengthening its life. It is a very small detail and if you are servicing your reg every year is probably not important!

[@AlistairAVogan]

Excellent. Thank you!

[@lioexport]

Great video

[@TheLightning1978]

Great fresh up. Thx!!

[@willgrip4food]

Nicely Done!

[@MrLSUNC2007]

Personally, I always wet my BC and show my students to do the same same thing but you'd be surprised at how many people feel it is not needed.

[@the_black_rose3336]

Ok missed 3 things, do it again. Did anyone see the 1st mistake ????

[@opusxwharfrat8042]

I'm sure he didn't wet the bc because he's only showing how to put the gear together! Well done I might add!

[@hacketup]

Using all the gestures is a great way to include the hearing impaired to your instruction. Think that a combination of voice and gesture instruction would be better than just a sound track of music. Gestures are a communication technique underwater, but verbal instruction topside is beneficial to some. There is also a transcription option on KZbin that will convert your speech into text automatically. Just a suggestion.

[@chriswu5319]

whats the name of bacground music?? who can tell me? really fantastic!

[@chandimalpeiris8767]

Thanks sair🙏❤️

[@RangeTime]

So many critics, if you can make a better video then do it otherwise keep your uninformed/uneducated opinions to yourself. If you don't like the soundtrack then turn the volume off and play your own music, the visual queues and written instructions are all you need to follow this video.

[@TheEmiliobond89]

thank you, but it would be better with sound

[@routestomyroots55]

thanks, nice demo

[@erikborgersen]

"Flat Beat", by Mr. Oizo :-) Check the videoclip, I love the dog DJ bouncing his puppet head HAHA !

[@honyeechou818]

BCD tank strap not wet....wait this video is 11 years ago...maybe during those time ...maybe

[@nonya5475]

Are these videos for deaf divers?

[@user-ew2qt9tf3i]

thanks

[@SaudiCanary966]

وش رايك في الشرح ؟

[@Baodudaye]

OMG how old is that video? People still writing comments.

[@pacificblue3955]

There’s scuba diving, then there’s everything else.

[@djderelicte]

you forgot to dry the dust cap

[@danieledimuro]

Don't put your body on valve when you open tank! :-) nice video

[@HypnoticAbyss]

My GF walked into my room thinking I was watching porn

[@MrRobjs83]

I'M SURE THIS WILL HELP ME PASS THE I.E. HOPEFULLY LOL

[@douglaswhiting7462]

never checked air gauge needle fr movment during test breath..must be a club thng. good vid though very clear. crap music, lol.

[@jennbruns8053]

If the needle drops during a breath, it would mean the air is probably turned off. You can get about 3 full breaths off the line after a tank is closed but the needle will drop dramatically during each.

[@gizmogoose.2486]

I was going to step through these, but, it's bad enough there's no spoken instruction but the childish crappy background noise honestly sucks. There has to be a PADI study track that's not this horrible somewhere on KZbin.

[@roypatterson9910]

I feel you, I was going to watch all these videos too, but it's pretty stupid not to have any spoken language, and to listen to the annoying sound in the background just makes you not want to watch it!👎

[@Suzyvan]

Nice video but pleeeease change the music!

[@alcidesnin0]

gostei ainfomasao prami vale muito

[@Balochonmove]

Deaf divers lolzzz.... yes, why no audio instructions in this video, though I liked the video so much, its very informative... thanks for sharing...

[@VVShaden]

Видео норм, музыкальное сопровождение отбивает любое желание его слушать) Нечто)

[@erikborgersen]

Do not agree- Perfect teaching...didn't require any sound at all except mr. Oizo in da background ;-)

[@spordniar]

I think this guy missed a step to use the tank to blow the dust cap and 1st stage filter dry immediately after detachment.

[@goprocaribbean]

Yeah we didn't film blowing the dust cap dry as it is a bit controversial. I blow it dry from the tank personally. However the noise it makes hurts a lot of people's ears so you have to be considerate when doing it.

[@georgeharrison7587]

Why’s everyone ripping into the tune? Can’t beat a bit of mr Oizo!

[@goprocaribbean]

Levi's agree with that.

[@juergenjonasj]

👌

[@majamilosevic6591]

👍👍👍

[@peterposto8984]

Good video - annoying music.

[@shmirthzay]

gave me earworms after.

[@MrLSUNC2007]

I didn't draw any of the "easy skills" in my IE :o)

[@lgttb1]

at 1:00 he forgot to wet the BC band.

[@krandly8]

this is great

[@ultrablue33]

The music doesn't fit this video lol. It does sound sick but not for scuba lol

[@YAIMTHATAWSOME112]

*Valve quarter turn back*

[@goprocaribbean]

Yeah i don't do the 1/4 turn back any more.

[@YAIMTHATAWSOME112]

+goprocaribbean why ?

[@goprocaribbean]

Modern Valvels are far less likely to get stuck in the open position and the 1/4 turn back does sometimes result in a tank being left only 1/4 of a turn open. So just turn it on all the way is probably the best option. Its not a huge thing though.

[@YAIMTHATAWSOME112]

+goprocaribbean thanks!

[@seikibrian8641]

To amplify what goprocarribean said, if someone trying to be "helpful" mistakenly turns your valve completely off and then back a quarter turn, your SPG will read full pressure and you will be able to breath from your regulators without seeing a pressure drop...at the surface; but once you go deep where you need higher flow you may suddenly find yourself having trouble breathing. Valves should only be turned full on or full off to avoid any confusion over their state.

[@mikevac1978]

can you talk

[@vladnickul]

Scuba Oizo

[@gonzaloberrios5485]

dry the cup ... average the demonstration

[@inbetwheens]

💚❤💙💜💛

[@ericjs961]

Please find different music... It is too distracting!!