Adding Dromedary as Redundant Buoyancy in Stealth Tec

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RayfromTX

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Who has done this? Why is it a bad idea? Why is it a good idea? I know it is done but would like to learn your experiences.
 
Who has done this? Why is it a bad idea? Why is it a good idea? I know it is done but would like to learn your experiences.
You want to add an Arabian one-hump camel to your wing? Seems like it would a lot of added weight with no upside. :D
 
I use a dromedary as a wing in one of my SM rigs. Venting is a pain in the butt. I'm not a great fan of the oral inflator and I usually just give it some gas and do the rest with breath control - although every time I have used it buoyancy isnt important because i'm in tiny crawling cave anyway.

Unless you are in a wetsuit and crawling through really small and sharp cave that also opens up into someplace you really do need to be neutral I wouldn't bother.
 
I thought about chest mounting a classic wing when I was doing something stupid with to many tanks and a wet suit.
 
grab a couple of dump valve fittings and fit them

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So put one in there man, you're not going to use it, so what's the problem
 
i would rather mount a deco bladder or apeks wsx underneath if you don't want to just get the stealth tec 2.0 redundant bladder
 
This is the same way that the razor is build I recon. Seems to work for that system so I can’t see why you can’t do it for the tec wing.
 

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