ucfdiver
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I'm looking into it.Maybe you should just get a mini submersible and you can change onto, to into.
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I'm looking into it.Maybe you should just get a mini submersible and you can change onto, to into.
:mooner: Sexist! :scorned:
I'm gonna need a support team for that....I don't want to get bent.
I already call my sm harness my stroke rig, I'm halfway there.Sidemount divers don't get support teams, we just get nametags labled with 'stroke'. You've got this all wrong!
Only in sight of humor!
Sidemount divers don't get support teams, we just get nametags labled with 'stroke'. You've got this all wrong!
Faber LP-85 2400 +10% 85 7 Triple 26" 31 lbs 0 -6.7
Faber LP-95 2400 +10% 95 8 Triple 23.8" 37.2 lbs -1.2 -8.325
I don't get it, what makes the 85's so much less cumbersome?
So, bugger; what's your thoughts on post 50?
ucfdiver:One walk to drop tanks + walk to water after putting truck cart away = 2 in my book.
I'd consider Ginnie safe compared to Little River...but then again, I can't imagine hauling gear down the stairs at Little River to see such a stupid cave :mooner:Not every site is Ginnie where your stuff gets stolen the minute you turn your back...
Both weights in and out the water can be important, depending on what you'd be looking to do.
IIRC, 98s are basically like 95s, short and fat. 85s are short and smaller diameter.
I'd use 98s for bigger dives, and 85s for smaller ones.
Two sets, two uses...
If I had to pick one set, I'd probably go with 85s at this point. If you asked me two years ago, I would have said 98s.