The FSR can certainly be connected to a drysuit. The 5th port on the regs is more a convenience of hose routing in certain configurations rather than the need for an additional port.
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The FSR can certainly be connected to a drysuit. The 5th port on the regs is more a convenience of hose routing in certain configurations rather than the need for an additional port.
The MBS is a dumbed-down system that combines two completely separate functions: Venturi breathing assist and cracking effort.By the way, just to make it interesting, what do you think about the Aqualung Legend MBS?
Are you sure about the cost?Oh right, I was counting wrong the ports. That said, I don't think I need the 5th port at all. At least for the next 5 years, I do wonder why people still choose DS4 over FSR since the cost is basically the same (at least in Europe)
Oh right, I was counting wrong the ports. That said, I don't think I need the 5th port at all. At least for the next 5 years, I do wonder why people still choose DS4 over FSR since the cost is basically the same (at least in Europe)
There is huge price differences.Is that it?
Can't go wrong with Aqualung.By the way, just to make it interesting, what do you think about the Aqualung Legend MBS?
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The cracking effort function is one that very few divers ever adjust. In very cold water diving, it sometimes helps prevent freeflow to make your breathing resistance slightly harder. And some people erroneously believe that having too easy a breath "wastes gas". It does not.