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I have 3 of these that I used for my rebreather. I upgraded my rebreather mounting system and now these are not usable to me any more. They are in perfect working order, just some discoloration to them. Located in Raleigh, NC. $20 each. Add about $6 for shipping to lower 48. Paypal is OK...

Hi Michael, From your statement as it stands, it sounds like you should have your regs checked out by an authorized technician before diving them again.

The pads are not supposed to be connected to the bp, that is normal. Is the velcro you are talking about on the epaulets? If not, if it is on the pad, you must have a very old Transplate harness. If that is the case, and you would like to upgrade, please PM me.

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No drag on the sidewinders. People prefer to just use their finger.

The Transpac already has its own backplate. Are you looking for more weight? If so, you might want to take a look at the harness weights. If you are stuck on the hard backplate, you should take a look at the Transplate harness.

Shut up Tegg, don't be so silly. How old are you, like 10? Back to important matters: Last year there was beer afterwards at the Dive Outpost (but not for long because Tom brought all of the Aggies to the social). If Tom brings them again this year, he better also have them bring their...

I would say go with the Venture. It will not flop up and "taco" your tank because it is not big enough to do so. The shape was designed to give people more lift on the bottom of the aircell so as to help you stay horizontal in the water. Again, go Venture. Cheers

I forwarded your question to the product guy....I'll let you know what he comes back with. Cheers

If you're looking for the higher wattage light, go with a 24, instead of a 21. Most 21's out there use bulbs/ballasts from Brightstar. We have found these are inferior to our 24 watt light. They are much more likely to flicker and have color temperature changes when the light head is rotated...

Shouldn't be leaking. PM Sent

When I dived a 50 lb wing w/ my 95's, I found myself starved for buoyancy when I added a stage or 2, especially diving wet.

Hi there, I just noticed your post and I am sorry that your light isn't firing. Did you get this sent in to Dive Rite for service?

I'm quite sure I answered you on the Cave Diver's Forum and hope you are all straightened out. Jordan

The RG1205 first stage is silver The RG1208 first stage is black That's the biggest difference They do use different diaphragms, as well. The RG1208's diaphragm is of a superior material allowing no IP fluctuation at high supply pressures (300 BAR or 3500 psi), whereas the RG1205's...

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"...

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...

Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble... My solution suggestion is to let us have another crack at it.

At Dive Rite, we find that approximately 75% of female divers use our SM Transpac (the backplate is 2 inches shorter than a standard). Long-torsoed women prefer our medium Transpac (uses the standard backplate, but has the SM shoulders).

Seiko reported that they fixed their problem last year. Since then, Dive Rite has not had any returns and is confident that the problems are resolved.