DiveRite TransPlate Harness with Backplate

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Vercingetorix:
I'm looking at BP/W. Does anybody have experience with the DiveRite rig, as shown at Divers Supply? This harness is adjustable, unlike your basic Hogarth. The one below comes in either SS or aluminum.

http://www.divers-supply.com/DIVERITE-TRANSPLATE-HARNESS-p/dirtpss.htm


I use both the Transplate and a Transpac, Both with the deluxe harness set up, Very comfortable and stable for me.
 
lyonsce:
I've been diving it for a couple of years and love it. You might want to check out http://www.northeastscubasupply.com/specials/deluxebpspecial.html. This deal includes the wing of choice and weight pockets.


I agree with both comments. I have had mine a couple years now and love it.

IF you are thinking going teccie with 100 bottles hanging off of you.....you would probably want to go the one piece rig. If not.....then the delux harness is great. And I got mine from NESS too.
 
I've got a DiveriteTransplate and SS backplate on order from leisurepro. After months of looking they had the absolutley cheapest price.
 
Lyonce,That one doesnt look like it's a Dive Rite Transplate, it might be a copy made in China.
 
I started my route into a BP+Wing system through a TransPlate+AL backplate. But it's not long before I decided to replace it with a webbing system. Anyway, not everyone (though many if not most) likes the webbing system. But just something you might want to look into.
 
I use a deluxe harness + aluminium backplate + recwing. And I love it.
-Deluxe harness with shoulder slide release because I have to take it off quickly before to go back on my inflatable boat ( much more difficult to do with a basic), It could have been a transplate witch is probably more comfortable ( ?).
-Aluminium backplate because I travel.


If you've got time : could you explain me your pseudo ? Vercingetorix is pretty surprising for anyone living out of France...:huh:
 
I use a transplate harness in the pool with OW/DSD students and scuba tune up students so that I have a rig that works (for demonstration purposes) like the ones they are using. I don't like it as much as a properly adjusted one piece harness, but it beats a regular bcd.

Jackie
 
Air One:
If you've got time : could you explain me your pseudo ? Vercingetorix is pretty surprising for anyone living out of France

I'm an amateur history buff of all things Roman. In high school, I learned to speak and write Latin (though, it is long forgotten for lack of use). On forums for games, such as CivCity:Rome and Caesar IV, my pseudo is Vercingetorix. I just carried it over to the ScubaBoard, because I just KNEW nobody else would use it. Although you know who he was, for those who do not:

Vercingetorix was a Gaul (Gallic) warchief originally from one of the Germanic tribes. He had three battles with Julius Caesar during the Gallic Campaign. In the first two battles, Vercingetorix and his troops were victorious. In 54 BC, he holed up on a mountain-top at Alesia with 80,000 troops. Caesar surrounded the hill with 60,000 Legionaires. Rather than assault the hill-top fort, Caesar laid siege by digging a huge trench-work surrounding the hill. Vercingetorix held out as long as he could; then, he attacked. Vercingetorix was defeated. Read more here:

http://www.unrv.com/fall-republic/siege-of-alesia.php

As a side note to my American friends, after the Gauls were driven out (to what is now Ireland, hence their Gaelic language), the Romans remained. When the Romans moved out, they were replaced by another Germanic tribe, the Franks. The Franks were so well trusted by Rome, that they lived quite freely. So freely, in fact that when a Roman wished to speak freely, he would request of his listener, "May I be frank with you?" The more you know...
 

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