Ahhh! Thank you. I only know what I have read so far. I have not yet talked to to my desired instructor about requirements. I would be wasting his time since I am not currently the master of my schedule.
I'm hoping my SMB qualifies.
where is the cheapest place to get the Nomad?
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Ahhh! Thank you. I only know what I have read so far. I have not yet talked to to my desired instructor about requirements. I would be wasting his time since I am not currently the master of my schedule.
I'm hoping my SMB qualifies.
I believe your SMB does does count as a backup inflation method. But don't hold me to it.Ahhh! Thank you. I only know what I have read so far. I have not yet talked to to my desired instructor about requirements. I would be wasting his time since I am not currently the master of my schedule.
I'm hoping my SMB qualifies.
ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
ucfdiver
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ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
Plus here in New York and New Jersey its required that you use a dual bladder BCD which in this case the Nomad is perfect for me
Are you able to point people towards where that rule is written? It would be good for those who were not aware of that requirement to know. Everybody can learn on SB.
Kevin Carlisle
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What you talkin bout Willis. That's New Jersey secret stuff for
divers. Didn't you know that??
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ept44
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What you talkin bout Willis. That's New Jersey secret stuff for
lmao thanks alot lol
Guys, I can maybe understand where the guy is coming from . . . sort of, not completely, just guessing.
Everything you read about sidemount diving has a requirement for redundant buoyancy. They give three choices:
I am guessing that he, like me, does not have a drysuit and has no plans for one before diving sidemount. That leaves the dual-bladder wing and the lift bag.
It seems he has his heart set on the dual-bladder wing, for whatever reason.
For netmage and others of you that have jumped to that conclusion, I am not enchanted with the dual-bladder wing at all.
Everything you read about sidemount diving has a requirement for redundant buoyancy. They give three choices:
- a dual-bladder wing
- a drysuit
- a lift bag (where they tend to spell out > 35 lbs lift)
I am guessing that he, like me, does not have a drysuit and has no plans for one before diving sidemount. That leaves the dual-bladder wing and the lift bag.
It seems he has his heart set on the dual-bladder wing, for whatever reason.
For netmage and others of you that have jumped to that conclusion, I am not enchanted with the dual-bladder wing at all.
ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
My question was serious Mr(s), ept44
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ept44
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ScubaSeve i will try to find it I don't know where it would be written down my Dive Instructor told me and my friends from my dive shop told me too but ill find it somewhere
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