Tank Cave Mt Gambier

[@vk5jajay147]

Thanks so much for sharing your diving experience. If it was not for you guy's sharing this video, I for one would never know what was beneath these beautiful caves 👌😎 Please stay safe 👍

[@sauldiaz9805]

Awesome, Video!!👍🤿

[@brendamorgan1892]

Fantastic footage and like that You have kept the Authenticness of the sound of the water and gas/air without putting Dramatic Music in Background,,,,, With being a professional in what You are showing in this footage Have You ever had the Luck in doing Jabos Creek heard can be deadly thou absolutely amazing Thanks for sharing

[@marktwaine9344]

nice tank of fresh water....good supply...

[@sure7113]

No thanks lol ill stick to surveying dry borehole! Cavediving is 1000% nuts Edit: awesome video by the way!

[@hsholtz06_22]

Sweet Jesus that's the stuff of my nightmares

[@parisachilles2682]

‘Hey, Pete, look at that rock tilting towards.....gurk, glub, gasp!’ Nighty night!

[@lisagriffiths9990]

You can't have any fear to do this sort of thing!!! Claustrophobia and panic attacks just watching it

[@joek6791]

Side mount this guys you will love it. The freedom this will give you will be incredible.

[@sidboraus6151]

This would be terrifying.😬😬

[@kingdiamond5840]

I sidemounted this entire route in 2016.

[@stephensearle8795]

Hey mate. If you’re still checking this could you tell me what path you took from S2 to get to the jump at F6 or what general path you took through the cave? No problems if it’s a silly question/don’t feel like answering.

[@Tpwish42]

The footage was taken on different dives, so we didn’t find the missing link :). F6 was reached by the usual B12 jump to F1 and continue all the way to F6.

[@stephensearle8795]

@@Tpwish42 thanks brother appreciate you.

[@ex1l3d19]

is that small clip / name tag you hooked onto the guide line to show where you and you left the line ? for people to bhetter locate u etc .....

[@Tpwish42]

At any intersection you leave a cookie (line marker) on the exit side. This allows you to know what direction to travel on your return. Also placed along the fixed line are line arrows which indicate the direction to travel to the exit. In the event of a silt-out or total loss of light, you can feel the arrow direction.

[@rangerdanger9485]

TMP042 nice practice with the cookies and arrows I’ve heard guys like Mike young say they only use arrows at intersections idk he’s a legend but I’d want an arrow for the exact reason you stated in the case of loss of visibility or light you’d already have your hand on the line so you feel a intersection and the arrow.

[@Tpwish42]

Good idea in theory but not in principle for certain sites. Some caves have more than one entrance and some passages are loops which intersect with through passages. Using arrows randomly along intersections could mislead other divers coming along the fixed line from another entrance in a silt-out. This could ultimately lead them deeper into the cave.

[@breadandcircus1]

In what part of that deadly cave Agnes Milowka died ? Man, this is spooky

[@Tpwish42]

Nothing deadly about a cave. Not following your training is what causes accidents.

[@pieterveenders9793]

@@Tpwish42 Any idea how she ended up dying, considering she was reputed to be among the best cave divers in Australia? Pushing herself too far and taking too much risks, or the bad luck of multiple mistakes and failures that combined?

[@Tpwish42]

There are old divers and there are bold divers, but there are no old bold divers. Deliberately flaunting the rules and not complying to the safety standards was the sole reason.

[@styler19721]

2:38 The tanks look like cookie monster is saying: nope nope nope nope

[@oskarchen981]

hey mate can i know what light did you use in this video?

[@Tpwish42]

Two “light and motion” Sola 1200

[@fatoldnbaldproductions8249]

Amazing but wow, not for me! You amaze me too! Legends

[@mrbillyb1966]

Insane. Total bar azz maniacs

[@purpleraindropstudio6697]

Too scary for me

[@jsEMCsquared]

neato!