Capt Jim Wyatt
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This is what I do. Many cave divers do it this way.
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What is your reasoning for the QD?Once pressurized it stands proud. I have it set up with a quick detach. It has not failed me yet.
I separate it when storing my gear after a dive. I don't like threading and unthreading something all the time. Then again it's not like I thread and untread for fun. Comes from my shooting habits with suppressors. Threading and unthreading will inevitably wear out threads at least on a rifle. That's why all my cans get QD mounts.What is your reasoning for the QD?
I understand why you want to remove a suppressor. But why do you want to remove the transmitter?I separate it when storing my gear after a dive. I don't like threading and unthreading something all the time. Then again it's not like I thread and untread for fun. Comes from my shooting habits with suppressors. Threading and unthreading will inevitably wear out threads at least on a rifle. That's why all my cans get QD mounts.
I have the same question.I understand why you want to remove a suppressor. But why do you want to remove the transmitter?
Threading and unthreading will inevitably wear out threads at least on a rifle.
Some folks, maybe this feller, have more than one regulator set? Maybe? Those dang Xmitters be expensive!I understand why you want to remove a suppressor. But why do you want to remove the transmitter?
Perhaps. But what he said was he takes it off to store it.Some folks, maybe this feller, have more than one regulator set? Maybe? Those dang Xmitters be expensive!
James