GUE JJ configuration

[crofrog]

Is there a reason you're rig can't?


Not my vid. We did this in open water training. Easy breezy.

You're trolling us, right? This has to be trolling.

 

[jale]

You're trolling us, right? This has to be trolling.

Hi
Nothing to do in this thread but these kinds of "games" are (were) typical in European training...

 

[BoltSnap]

You're trolling us, right? This has to be trolling.

He is challenging you perhaps? So funny.

 

[Vicko]

That's exactly how a twin removal looks in most divers.
Because most divers suck at removing their gear.

For my advanced nitrox and tec 50 I had to remove it with 2 stages while neutrally buoyant. That was pain and I don't want to do it again.

 

[PfcAJ]

That's exactly how a twin removal looks in most divers.
Because most divers suck at removing their gear.

For my advanced nitrox and tec 50 I had to remove it with 2 stages while neutrally buoyant. That was pain and I don't want to do it again.

Post vid. Gotta be in a drysuit.

So far we have a guy who had to wrap himself around a pipe to stop from corking.

 

[AJ]

For my advanced nitrox and tec 50 I had to remove it with 2 stages while neutrally buoyant. That was pain and I don't want to do it again.

Yep, exchanging stages while staying neutral. No kneeling on the bottom. Great skill to practice in a group of divers because every stage is different.

Post vid. Gotta be in a drysuit.

Mee too, would love to see how the diver in the video would cope with drysuit while maintaining neutral buoyancy. This is way too easy.

 

[Vicko]

I clipped off the stages to my but d-ring, emptied my dry suit and used the doubles as a platform with my hands on the valves.

Never doing it again, if I need to remove my gear in blue water again I'm shooting a lift bag and clipping the stages off to the reel, I don't care how bad it looks.

 

[RyanT]

So far we have a guy who had to wrap himself around a pipe to stop from corking.

and did the removal on his knees.

 

[crofrog]

Yep, exchanging stages while staying neutral. No kneeling on the bottom. Great skill to practice in a group of divers because every stage is different.

Taking a stage off and passing it around is pretty different than taking your entire bpw and off

 

[AJ]

Taking a stage off and passing it around is pretty different than taking your entire bpw and off

I know, I was replying to the previous poster.