scubajay
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Is it possible to put doubles in a Seaquest Balance
doubles with a balance
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NO! Do some diving--perhaps 100 or 200 dives. Then consider trying doubles. Not being rude, just practical. Doubles is a whole 'nother world, with it's own equipment, procedures, and skills. Perfect your skills with a single tank first.
theskull
theskull
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Anything's possible if you have enough duct tape. 
Seriously though, I haven't cared to check one out in person, but the patented tank traction system makes it sound like a strictly one-tank rig. That aside, it's bouyancy characteristics are geared toward single tanks. Even if it worked, I suspect it would be a poor substitute for a backplate and wing.
Seriously though, I haven't cared to check one out in person, but the patented tank traction system makes it sound like a strictly one-tank rig. That aside, it's bouyancy characteristics are geared toward single tanks. Even if it worked, I suspect it would be a poor substitute for a backplate and wing.
Anything is possible. Doubles with a SQ Balance is not advisable, nor was the BC designed to be used with doubles.
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