Article on tank rigging for sidemount diving
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victorzamora
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This article didn't go over anything I didn't already know..... but it went over stuff that took me a hundred dives and a couple of expensive classes to finally figure out. That article is awesome.
One word,,,,Thanks!!
Randy g
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Found this at the perfect time. I ordered my first side mount rig yesterday.
Thanks Doppler.
Thanks Doppler.
What did you end up getting?
kafkaland
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Thank you! This is really helpful. I almost don't dare to ask: can you write something similar for Al-tanks some day?
Randy g
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I picked up a DR LT for al80/wet suit and LP85s and a dry suit. Diving it on sunday in the pool. 
Cool have fun. I have one of those myself. It's what I took my OW SM class in with Steve (Doppler).
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Doppler,
Thank you for posting this. I am thinking about switching out of the ring bungee system and this will save me a lot of experimentation. Much appreciated!!!
Blessings!
ShootnStr8
Thank you for posting this. I am thinking about switching out of the ring bungee system and this will save me a lot of experimentation. Much appreciated!!!
Blessings!
ShootnStr8
Randy g
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It seems to be a good light weight travel sm rig. I will get something with bigger lift once I learn this one. I am doing a bunch of shore/land based dives in NF and SF soon and want to do it in sm.
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