matt_unique
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serambin:
Those hangie downs are useful when you want to practice continual air loss from the wing....
Seriously - very handy to cut off the wing and add them as a stopper to the end of your reels.
--Matt
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Those hangie downs are useful when you want to practice continual air loss from the wing....
Seriously - very handy to cut off the wing and add them as a stopper to the end of your reels.
--Matt
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DiveGolfSki
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Blackwood:
Nice, not a dual bladder but two dumps ... better than one. Graphics are not DIR but who cares?
scubadobadoo
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Hot air balloon!Blackwood:Plainly... that makes no sense.
Unless he's using this wing and keeps it fully inflated at all times:
That's one of the main draws of a BP/W system. The modularity allows for a very simple, minimalist, streamlined rig.
CWMurf
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Does anyone make a dual bladder w/ dual dumps for doubles?
How does that spandex design hold up compared to the oxy or dive rite designs?
How does that spandex design hold up compared to the oxy or dive rite designs?
cool_hardware52
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MRF:
Dual dumps are unneccessary.
I have no direct knowledge of the Triple design, but I can say spandex is not durable in the long term. It has a latex thread. Latex is what most elastic is made from, think about the waist band in a pair of underwear, latex thread. Ever had a pair of undies loose their "grip"?
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of these.Blackwood:It's helpful for those really long dives...
I'll have to work out details for cam bands, and weld a collar to thread in the valve.. but it's do-able.
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Yes, I have. And, I've lost my grip a few times, too.cool_hardware52:
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Polident will fix that for you.
MRF:
I dive a Zeagle dual bladder system with dual inflators and dual dumps. They have two models. Big Bertha (dual 65lb) and Little Bertha (dual 55lb). I have no problem with drag or streamlining and lets just say I have had a few cylinders on my person during some dives
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