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changing every 500psi *sixths on AL bottles* is ridiculous and unnecessary. Breathe the first one 500 psi, then breathe the second one 1000psi, then back to the first one for 1000psi, second one for another 1000psi, and then the first one for 1000psi, then the second one for the last 500 psi and you surface with both bottles at 500psi.
If you change every 500psi you're adding in 4 unnecessary gas switches for literally 0 benefit because the bottles are still at 500psi delta at the switch.
I dive currently with LP50s at 2700psi, I have tried the method you suggest and will be experimenting more; it is less tasks and so far I like the concept. I read your post about high and low flow caves, is it good for wreck diving where current is a factor? Personally I like having my tanks balanced when I turn my dive but that could be an experience thing.
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So this may sound like a dumb question but...what are y'all's thoughts on side mounting 104s and the practicality of it. I currently side mount AL80s or LP 85s, but my buddy dives back mount 95s and my other buddy dives back mount 104s. I'm wanting to carry larger tanks as with NAUI cave 1 I cannot carry stage bottles. Thanks in advance for the advice/recommendations!
they suck in sidemount. If you need bigger bottles, Fabre lp120s are the only ones that dive anywhere near your lp85s. The 104s are bricks.
alternatively, take cave 2 so you can stage…