fairybasslet
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Love 'em. You can hear everything. Even dive briefings. They don't block sound at all for me.
Diving Earplugs?! What the...?
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Daylonious
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Well, just picked up a pair of Pro-plugs today (along with a Bio-Lock) - I'll let you know how they both work out.
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tjmills
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Daylonious:
Ok....new gadget.....and who can resist a new gadget......
What is Bio Lock? Do you mean the finger print door lock??
Daylonious
Señor Pantalones
Nonono... Apollo bio lock. You use it to replace the cam bands on your bcd/backplate.
I just ordered a steel 120, so I'm going to see if this baby can keep it from sliding. Supposedly they hold UBER-tight... 10x tighter than a hand strap velcro thingy..
http://scubatoys.com/store/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=Tanklock
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I just ordered a steel 120, so I'm going to see if this baby can keep it from sliding. Supposedly they hold UBER-tight... 10x tighter than a hand strap velcro thingy..
http://scubatoys.com/store/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=Tanklock
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Thanx Daylonious, keep me informed on the plugs!!
As for tanks, I dive a PST 120 too! Totally bullet proof!! I'm picking up my second this summer. Try one of those stiff plastic mesh cylinder coverers as well. I think once you have the mesh on the tank and the Biolock secured, that cylinder isn't going ANYWHERE, EVER unless you wish it too!
As for tanks, I dive a PST 120 too! Totally bullet proof!! I'm picking up my second this summer. Try one of those stiff plastic mesh cylinder coverers as well. I think once you have the mesh on the tank and the Biolock secured, that cylinder isn't going ANYWHERE, EVER unless you wish it too!
Have been thinking about the pro plugs for the shop. Am more inclined to order them now. However I'll be sure to try em before suggesting them to customers. And as for tank slippage if you wet the band and take out the stretch before going in the water along with the little rubber sleeve that's on most bands slippage should never be a problem regardless of tank size. I've even seen some take a piece of inner tube and slide it over the band. Never tried it myself but I was taught the wet band way to set up my gear and it has never been an issue.
StSomewhere
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If you take the strap out of the last tank band slot you can crank down the strap a lot more with the cam opened than you would be able to otherwise. Then thread the strap back through the slot and close the cam. Viola.
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