Managing Delta P While Diving In The Jungle

[@fernandomartins2035]

Good job 👍🏻

[@LakeHickoryScuba]

Glad you liked the video @fernandomartins2035.

[@Fr331995]

Im just wondering what you charge for a job like this?

[@LakeHickoryScuba]

Hello @Fr331995, this is a question we get alot. Depending on the job itself, there are several rates that we charge. A lot of times travel time is priced into jobs as well. Typically, we will charge by the hour per diver including travel time. This rate ranges between $100 per hour / per diver, to $300 per hour / per diver. Here is a video we produced talking about how much we charge and why we charge what we do for salvage work. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3LCaK2sYtuEj8k

[@Jonhenrysneip]

Hi, thanks for a great video. Whtch purpose is this for too clean the bottom?

[@LakeHickoryScuba]

Hello @Jonhenrysneip, the short answer is, that is what the customer wanted. His goal is to keep as much debris out of the pond for water quality. He has native trout that swim down stream and into the pond that he likes to see and fish for.

[@ChristianAakjærOlesen]

​@@LakeHickoryScuba Hello from Denmark Where do you dump the sucked up sediment/debris? And are there any regulations in the US regarding protecting fauna that could be affected? Great videos btw! I am a commercial diver as well and your channel is really inspirational :)