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Breaking down twins and reassembling on a regular basis is another pain in the ass and adds undue wear and tear. I'd pony up for another pair of cylinders. I also like DR manifolds but would go with any major brand, low-profile, double-barrel manifold.

Hi Bryn, There are not many of us GUE divers in the Mid South, but that's changing. I've taken a few GUE classes and highly recommend them. Especially if you can train in High Springs or south Florida. I'm in Nashville. Let's get together and chat. Mike

The tec3g is also rebranded as Subgear XP-10. It can reset the timer and average depth on the fly.

There is an exciting new GUE Facebook group in the midwest called: GUE-USA Midwest_ish (I'm in Nashville, technically not the midwest, which might be why "ish") We have a couple of folks on the verge of taking Fundies too. This would a be a great opportunity to meet other local GUE-leaning...

It takes a long time to get comfortable in a drysuit and even longer to master. But once you get it, you'll forget all about diving wet ever again! Are you wearing heavy fins, like SP Jets? They really help fine-tune trim.

I'm taking Tech 1 with Kirill Egorov in Pompano April 9-15. Unfortunately my buddy has to drop out due to unforeseen circumstances. There are 2 spots available. I got a super deal on logging too. Would you like to join? Please contact me at MikeLoyco at gmail dot com or 615.708.0163...

I'm taking Tech 1 with Kirill Egorov in Pompano April 9-15. Unfortunately my buddy has to drop out due to unforeseen circumstances. There are 2 spots available. I got a super deal on logging too. Would you like to join? Please contact me at MikeLoyco at gmail dot com or 615.708.0163...

Hey Elemental, It seems like the FJ might be an option. I have a (non-diving) buddy that has one and I'll pick his brain about it. I think your Element is quite loaded down with 2-4 doubles, 10+ stages/deco, 2 scoots, plus all the other cr@p for 2 technical divers. That equipment list seems...

Welcome to the club! I've dove with Johnny a couple times at the Millpond in Fl. Great guy! I'm sure you had a blast.

I mark EVERYTHNG I have, even my markers. Just my last name, but it's very unique. I use a black sharpie, and a silver sharpie to mark the black equipment. I even use a drimmell to mark my double-enders. Gear often looks alike. And if you leave something at a site or a boat, at least it has...

When I went to doubles about 4 years ago I bought a completely new set of regs for the doubles so I didn't have to switch hoses every time I wanted to dive a single tank. Turns out, I never dove a single tank again. Then when I started stage/deco diving, wallah, I only had to buy a 1st stage...

OW in 2004 GUE Cave 1 in 2006 GUE Cave 2 in 2008 I had about 50 C1 dives before taking C2. I've dove: Ginnie Peacock Peacock III Orange Grove Little River Madison Blue Jackson Blue Hole in the Wall Twin Cave Bozell

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United States ________ Northwest Name: Lynne Flaherty Location: Woodinville, WA Contact: PM to TSandM Training GUE-F, Cave 1, NAUI Helitrox with AG Lots of spare gear. I enjoy diving with novice divers and introducing people to our system. Name: Hunter Lacey Location: Bozeman, MT...

And here's the video: YouTube - Dive Day MSUE BGUE 2008 Many thanks to Ed for putting this video together. Mike

To pour a little salt into the wound... Check out the video on youtube: YouTube - Dive Day MSUE BGUE 2008 Many thanks to Ed for putting this video together. Mike

I've posted pics from the Dive Day in my gallery. Check it out: http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=3540 Mike

I've posted pics from the Dive Day in my gallery. I think this link works to it: http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=3540 Mike