Appreciate this forum, Pete. Maybe you CAN teach an old dog new tricks! I have been talking about side mount with a local instructor who does it. My concern was that being a videographer, I wasn't sure how well side mounted cylinders would work in terms of contact with the bottom (I often film there) and stability when trying to film. He thinks it will be much better.
My deep diving in the past (to 200 ft) was with an HP120 and backup. Conditions here are murder on steel tanks so I'm thinking of dual Al 80s. The instructor claims they are much easier to stabilize because the positive buoyancy places them up out of the way vs steel tanks.
My deep diving in the past (to 200 ft) was with an HP120 and backup. Conditions here are murder on steel tanks so I'm thinking of dual Al 80s. The instructor claims they are much easier to stabilize because the positive buoyancy places them up out of the way vs steel tanks.