Trans Pak Questions
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The TransPac is set up for a 1" crotch strap. There is a 1" D-ring at the back for this.
If you didn't get one........the manual can be found on the Dive-Rite Website browse around. there is a lot of info there.
http://dive-rite.com/manuals/BCD_manuals.htm
If you didn't get one........the manual can be found on the Dive-Rite Website browse around. there is a lot of info there.
http://dive-rite.com/manuals/BCD_manuals.htm
bingo! The 2" Transpac crotch strap adapter, otherwise known as "The Jordan" (this was made because I complained enough about having to use a 1" crotch strap while scootering....ouch....I guess all of the other guys around here don't have a problem because they don't have as much down there to hurt).
cwick:
Are available as 2,3 or 4 pound denominations and are sold seperately, as opposed to a pair. They are basically a tube sewn with shot lead with grommets on each end. PN's and retail prices in the USA are: BC2150-2 ($18.38); BC2150-3 ($22.05); BC2150-4 ($27.78) and can be attached to the 1" d-rings on the side of the Transpac (most people put them on the upper d-rings) by using either zip ties or the medium sized quick links. The quick links' PN is HW1014SS and retail in the USA for $3.25 (you would need qty 4 of them for your two harness weights).
Cheers
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