LOL. I think that he did it on purpose!dlndavid:Try turning off the "CAPs lock" key, then, when you hit the shift key it won't make your intended caps be lower case, and your lower case CAPs (upper). But hey,
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LOL. I think that he did it on purpose!dlndavid:Try turning off the "CAPs lock" key, then, when you hit the shift key it won't make your intended caps be lower case, and your lower case CAPs (upper). But hey,
Yup.Kim:LOL. I think that he did it on purpose!
i'M SURE HE DID, BUT IT WAS WORTH A LAUGH1Kim:LOL. I think that he did it on purpose!
Aw......UP. So negative! I bet he's got a couple of spare airs in his pocket for back up as well!Uncle Pug:you're gonna die
Scubaroo:Oh BS. You mentioned it first. I'm sure you don't need a lecture on what is or isn't hogarthian, but I stand by my position that a back-mounted pony tank wouldn't fit into the hogarthian philosophy of minimalisation and streamlining. Probably my post was badly worded and I should just have focused on the backmounted rather than a pony in general, but don't try and pass "who brought DIR into this" onto me bud.
Slightly off topic - but you might also have noticed that argon bottles have moved to either on the waist harness, or on the side of the backplate.
Tell you what, I have a business contact who's a close friend of Bill Main, he's in Floriday early January, I'll get him to ask what Bill's position is on back-mounted pony tanks
CRDiver:Your slightly off topic comment... Are you saying they sometimes mount the argon bottle directly to the backplate?
Spectre:You mean there is a post in this thread -on- topic?
Anyway; yes... argon bottles are mounted to the backplate most often, in such a way that they can be removed by the diver.
CRDiver:Hmmm... I guess I've learned something today... Must be a very recent change, and interesting since attachments directly to the backplate have usually been frowned upon by DIR people... How are they mounted?
I thought quite a few were on topic - until we started arguing about backplates and DIR vs Hogarthian.Spectre:You mean there is a post in this thread -on- topic?
Anyway; yes... argon bottles are mounted to the backplate most often, in such a way that they can be removed by the diver.