Duals No Manifold no Bands...

[Kunundrum]

Hi Guys,

I have seen this setup, but I can't seem to find any for sale. This seems like a good option for traveling as you don't need to find rent twins, you can just grab two singles strap them on and dive, other advantages are present if the diver has a gas switching capable computer...

There are disadvantages too, weight of the full tank and one less than full one so on.

It is basically a BC or BP/W setup to accept Dual "Single", Both tanks strapped down like a single setup, and have their own regulator.

anyone know what Mfg sells a setup like this, or do I have to build it? I would love to take a closer look at this type of setup.

Thanks

Kun

 

[BabyDuck]

you're talking about independent doubles? or sidemount?

 

[aquaregia]

DaleC's DIY is on this page: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/te...-doubles-hose-routing-secondary-position.html

OMS has a kit too: http://www.omsdive.com/softband.html

 

[Kunundrum]

yes independent Doubles, exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks

 

[elan]

Hi Guys,

I have seen this setup, but I can't seem to find any for sale. This seems like a good option for traveling as you don't need to find rent twins, you can just grab two singles strap them on and dive, other advantages are present if the diver has a gas switching capable computer...

There are disadvantages too, weight of the full tank and one less than full one so on.

It is basically a BC or BP/W setup to accept Dual "Single", Both tanks strapped down like a single setup, and have their own regulator.

anyone know what Mfg sells a setup like this, or do I have to build it? I would love to take a closer look at this type of setup.

Thanks

Kun

They do not seem to be popular here, All people I see dive manifolded doubles.

If traveling is all you are concerned about you can get BP/W with manifolded double setup here and switch to a single tank setup with a stage when you go traveling. It will give you exactly the same features as independent twins.