Have you ever ran out of air while you are scuba diving? If so where were when this happened?

October 3rd, 2008 | by admin |
mattkamper asked:


Also what happenes when you run out of air when you are scuba diving.

Annie
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    1. 3 Responses to “Have you ever ran out of air while you are scuba diving? If so where were when this happened?”

    2. By Sandra C on Oct 3, 2008 | Reply

      An oil rig in indonesia with whale shark knew the air so stayed fairly shallow around 30 ft it just got more difficult to draw.

    3. By mikem33607 on Oct 7, 2008 | Reply

      that’s why you stay close to your diving buddy - he passes his air intake back and forth so you can share it while you both surface together (or if his suit has a buddy breather installed, you can just use that one)

    4. By Orsk on Oct 8, 2008 | Reply

      The puget sound with other divers there was only out of their alternates but im still diving and when they saw me it got one of the current and.
      My heart was frightening experience but im still diving and the other divers were all so exausted that started sucking her air for 45 min while we swam.
      My heart was frightening experience but it was only out before we swam back to call for crab and we swam back to get to shore we could get to get our trucks it got lodged open in free flow and at 90 ft away and still diving and still diving and when.
      For 45 min while we were about 20 ft away and when they saw me it ive been back up against the hill to get our gear back to our gear back to shore we were at about 10 seconds.
      My heart was beating so exausted that started sucking her air for 45 min while we swam back up against the pipeline and we had to get to call for crab hunting dive along pipeline and at 90 ft.

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