Dr Bill dives in a bunch of kelp. Hugs the bottom and goes pretty deep sometimes, I'd be more concerned about maxing out on NDL than running out of gas. Besides, I want to watch him get up that first step in low tide...
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Regarding the one handed reg switch. What I do is grab the reg I am switching to and have it in hand, give it a quick purge and then spit the other reg from my mouth and place the new reg in mouth. If I was on the bungeed reg I am done. If I was on the long hose I grab it and clip it off. Simple.
Regarding the one handed reg switch. What I do is grab the reg I am switching to and have it in hand, give it a quick purge and then spit the other reg from my mouth and place the new reg in mouth. If I was on the bungeed reg I am done. If I was on the long hose I grab it and clip it off. Simple.
Depending on how you run your setup, the bug antennae SPG setup leaves room for kelp to get entangled, or silt stirred up time.
I point my gauges up but use the compact gauges and use bike inner tube strips to hold them tight in to my harness at my shoulders. The inner tube practically covers the gauges, yet they are still very easy to see.