Our new regs for tech diving

[Pearlman]

The SPG in the video is a replica of the Apeks version I use except for the branding. Not sure if Apeks manufactures SPGs within the UK or if they outsource to Taiwan…

 

[AbyssTek]

The SPG in the video is a replica of the Apeks version I use except for the branding. Not sure if Apeks manufactures SPGs within the UK or if they outsource to Taiwan…

As far as I know, this manufacturer makes products for many European brands. I've seen videos of them being made, it's something I know for sure.
You’d be surprised to know that many brands don’t even have their own factory, they simply stamp their name on the products.
But this doesn’t just happen with diving products...
What I’m saying is not that Yuhsin is the best or anything, it’s just that through my YouTube channel, I’ve learned over the past 4 years of testing a lot of gear that not everything is what it seems...
In our case, we’ve been testing Asian regulators because one of our divers from the club is Taiwanese, and he had tried them in his country.
We gave them a chance and we’re very happy with them. But just as happy as we are using Apeks, Hollis, Halcyon, Scubapro...
It really bothers me when people criticize brands from other markets without trying them first... but well, everyone has their own opinion...

 

[AbyssTek]

Let's hope the sea improves these weeks, we have 5-meter waves, and we can take them deep to see how they perform.

 

[Rich1280]

I think Yuhsin might be moving into becoming a brand, rather than just an OEM. They are now selling through a UK dive shop as well linked with the dive shop's own brand:
DC MARINE/YUHSIN A11 - Twinset Regulator Set

I'm not affiliated with the shop, and not used the regs, so not sure how well they are selling.
Rich

 

[AbyssTek]

I have known Yuhsin for four years. We have used several of their models and have always been delighted. They can practically make anything you need for diving from scratch. The problem is that, in Europe, due to tariffs, the price goes up significantly... So many people opt for more well-known alternatives like Apeks or Scubapro.

 

[evandroairton]

Indeed, i've saw some ressembance with nexus on their IG page