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Kevrumbo · April 26th, 2008, 05:19 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by LCF)

I've had the experience of diving with my GUE instructor when he was doing some shakedown stuff with his RB80. Although I didn't know enough about the unit to do any critiquing of how it was working, we did practice S-drills with him on the dive, and with the exception of the rather dramatic toss of the loop, they were the same S-drills I was used to.

The system's pretty solid, in that it accepts all these upgrades without changing the basics. One of the things that keeps me a pretty committed DIR diver.

Kind of like this Lynne? I concur & like the way how this is based on and differs very little from the same immediate action S-drill we all learned in Fundies (and which is why I'm reluctant to train on any other rebreather system). . .

April 26th, 2008, 05:19 AM	#3 (permalink)
Kevrumbo(Offline) New Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: El Segundo CA, South Santa Monica Bay, USA Posts: 133	Quote: (Originally Posted by LCF) I've had the experience of diving with my GUE instructor when he was doing some shakedown stuff with his RB80. Although I didn't know enough about the unit to do any critiquing of how it was working, we did practice S-drills with him on the dive, and with the exception of the rather dramatic toss of the loop, they were the same S-drills I was used to. The system's pretty solid, in that it accepts all these upgrades without changing the basics. One of the things that keeps me a pretty committed DIR diver. Kind of like this Lynne? I concur & like the way how this is based on and differs very little from the same immediate action S-drill we all learned in Fundies (and which is why I'm reluctant to train on any other rebreather system). . . __________________ "Live never to be ashamed if anything you do or say is published [or posted] around the world --even if what is published is not true. . ." Last edited by Kevrumbo; April 26th, 2008 at 05:21 AM.