Expectation VS Reality: GUE Fundamentals | Next Gen Vlog

A MASSIVE Welcome to GUE's new Next-Gen Scholar, Harry Gunning. For his first scholarship vlog, Harry takes us through his Fundamentals course he did with GUE Instructor, Rich Walker.
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[@bornaluckyman1]

Enjoyed this, well done

[@gregbenson314]

Great fins!

[@johnmiskin4905]

Good job, not easy skills. Your trim looked good.

[@sidemountsarge]

Gasmonkey must have slipped up there not checking the isolator before filling.

[@arthur1670]

I did dry drills with ow, aow and wreck padi

[@timgosling6189]

Excellent trim, especially if you are new to twins! Side mount next? You will certainly get used to regulator swaps. Vobster is great for this kind of thing, especially on a quiet day mid-week.

[@Black6Six]

GUE only endorses sidemount at the Cave 2 level.

[@timgosling6189]

@@Black6Six Rec side mount has much to offer😊

[@nodidog]

Thanks for sharing, this is both relatable and helpful ❤

[@tingkka]

Nice that he’s rocking a Fathom sticker. Didn’t know they got influence in UK

[@user-di4xh5rw3e]

Well done this is something that I would like to do

[@annikapersson5087]

Just go for it, and I'm sure you will learn and enjoy!

[@deancocks2063]

Hi Harry,
I’ve recently bought myself a backplate & wing having dove a jacket style BCD for a number of years now..
What length should the SPG hose be for a single tank DIR style set-up?…
Many thanks in advance,
Dean.

[@annikapersson5087]

I would try with a 26 inch high pressure for single tank. A 24 inch may also weak if you are a bit smaller in torso size. However with dry suit and a bit taller diver I find the 26 inch more comfortable for single tank (and then a bit shorter for double set up).

[@deancocks2063]

Many thanks!..👌🏻

[@TS-hz4lx]

when you remove your reg you don't do much bubble in between exchanges.

[@annikapersson5087]

If you are neutrally buoyant when bringing the reg out, and doing bubbles you may sink. If ascending while bringing the reg out, then it is a good idea to exhale out not to "hold" the breath.