How to rig your rebreather bailout bottle

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

Thank you for producing this video would you mind going over the different types of rebreathers or what the different parts of the system i.e. bailout bottle I think I know but would be good to hear from an experience rebreather diver

[@demis.farrugia]

Nice work - Looking good! :)

[@dominiquegingras7334]

It’s not a handle... it’s there to help you route your hoses under the elastic bands.

[@pilot_gibbs2159]

Thank you for doing this video! So many people run their bailouts such that the bottom of the tanks points either straight up or at a 45 to their body 😂😂😂. It drives me insane seeing such horrible rigging. The bailout should be streamlined and horizontal with your body just like in sidemount. Fundamentals in diving are important.

[@jakeb.7997]

While I want to try scuba diving eventually, I am absolutely terrified of the rebreathers. No matter how much research I do I still can't seem to understand how exactly they work. It may just be me, but then again I have exactly zero training in this so my knowledge on the subject other than what I have read online is completely null X3.

[@DivetechLtdWestBay]

Hi Jake, Like cars, the different makes and models of rebreathers can range from very complex to extraordinarily simple. Regardless of brand, the concept of a rebreather is fairly simple.

[@haveUSPwilltravel]

Not to nitpick, but that is a loop bungee, not a continuous. A continuous bungee would be a single strand with small bolt snaps on both ends, running continuously across your back from one side to the other. Then clipped off to both chest d rings. Good video though! Happy diving!

[@alexg.994]

Unfortunately, the adjustable bungee system is a product which is retired by dive rite. I like the idea however.

[@FlyingFIN99]

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