Can you take a mini diving tank to an outdoor pool?
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Are there people who are anatomically unsuitable for diving, perhaps because their ear canals are too narrow?
Then the pressure equalization may not work and this can lead to ear pain and middle ear effusion.
In the end, the decision to do so is for the bathmaster. If he’s got his mind, he’ll ask you for your diving license to secure himself. And then after your Buddy and after your backups. You see where this is going… So you’ll be allowed to take bottle to the outdoor pool. You may not be allowed to dive.
Probably. I would, however, urgently advise you if you ordered this part somewhere online. Press air is not a toy. That you die from it is actually a possibility, even in the swimming pool.
This depends on the respective swimming pool to us its rules.
Pretty sure that any type of diving device can only be used there with appropriate training or within the scope of such a device.
However, these mini-bottles with flanged “Atemteglers” are potentially deadly dangerous toys.
If after consultation is possible but without training in advance as already mentioned by other users is absolutely dangerous and advised by if you want to dive with bottle take a few euros in your hand and make a diving license and then you also know how to handle the equipment and should
No I don’t think but maybe you just have to ask but don’t think
If the local diving club just practiced you might be lucky. Use without technical instructions is absolutely dangerous.