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Your previous dives also sounded like “trust me” dives. Did you plan any of those previous dives or just follow the guide?

Not trying to sound snarky, though that’s a question if you have to ask means you are likely not ready. If you had calculated your RMV, conducted the proper gas planning for that dive profile and likely gas mix availability, etc. you would know the answer to your question. On air you are...

I love my Go for traveling. Folds up nicely and is comfortable. Plenty of live. Dove an HP120 with it no problem.

Good luck. Once those spares run out, any buyer will be out of luck. Just trying to spare the next guy from ending up with a lemon. I don’t blame you for trying to offload it quickly.

New units are now selling for $2k unfortunately.

Exactly. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend it.

I have a set of dive rite weight pockets on my harness, and trim pockets on a cam band. Need about 18lbs with 450 top and bottoms, single steel tank.

100% this above.

A six inch hp hose won’t be doing any flopping once pressurized....

DM’s on cattle boats are grabbing regs all the time. I wouldn’t risk my transmitter being grabbed or banged either.

The heart rate monitor adjusts your deco obligation based on perceived exertion.

I figured if someone is ready to progress to doubles, they are ready to work on their skills independent of being supervised by a dive professional after receiving their initial training.

Perdix.

Just a heads up, TDI sidemount only adds one more skill over its SDI counterpart. Waste of time to take both unless they are being offered for free.

I couldn’t help but hear that entire post in the voice of Dwight Schrute from The Office...

Yup. I’ve seen instructors fist bump and praise even the most incompetent divers. I guess it’s to keep them coming back and spending money, though all it does is provide a false sense of accompliment and competency.

I didn’t see a Perdix either...

You must be great at parties....