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That's normally the price a used tube and battery pack would sell at. Maybe it was stolen or the guy was really hard up for some cash to make bail?
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Attach a swivel snap to the light head?
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That's normally the price a used tube and battery pack would sell at. Maybe it was stolen or the guy was really hard up for some cash to make bail?
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The Pirate once bubbled...
or the guy was really hard up for some cash to make bail?
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lol, perhaps. But then again, I don't know for sure if it acutally sold for $300, I'd bet they got a few offers above that. The email just said that it had been sold. Not that I would mind getting into a bidding war over a Gavin on the block starting at $300.
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I was asking how you take up the slack if you were to hold the light in your right hand.
Thanks for the answer.
Thanks for the answer.
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Common sense provides the answer. Either don't worry about it, stuff it in your waist belt or wrap the chord around your arm a couple of times which you should only need to do if you're in an area where the chord could snag on something.
On my first trip out with my cany light, I was having all of these issues.
When I got back from the first dive, the long hose was braided quite nicely with the light cord! Made for an easy doff and a nice orniment...probably wouldn't make for a clean OOA pass of my primary!
I was changin hands back and forth and didn't bother to check that i wasn't wrapping cables...
On dive 2 it wasn't so bad - but that's only because I didn't change hands so much.
GREAT - one more thing tp practice and keep track of.... sheeesh.
K
When I got back from the first dive, the long hose was braided quite nicely with the light cord! Made for an easy doff and a nice orniment...probably wouldn't make for a clean OOA pass of my primary!
I was changin hands back and forth and didn't bother to check that i wasn't wrapping cables...
On dive 2 it wasn't so bad - but that's only because I didn't change hands so much.
GREAT - one more thing tp practice and keep track of.... sheeesh.
K
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