JeffG
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To look cool.Soggy:
I think vintage gear is neat. I would love to try an old style reg and what not.
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I think vintage gear is neat. I would love to try an old style reg and what not.
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JeffG:
Next Time your down here, I'll bring them out for you with my Royal Aquamaster Double Hose Reg. Should be fun to dive the 1912 Dam with the Setup.
ClevelandDiver
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Soggy:
Um, you do realize the post was in the Sea Hunt Era forum, right?
Soggy
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ClevelandDiver:
I do now.
Whoops
Soggy:
Well, I figure he is probably going to dive it.
If he uses a double hose regulator, over all, he would have substantially less points of failure than a modern rig and both his first and second stages are protected from the environment (environmentally sealed).
divinginn
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im putting a set togather just like that,not sure what to do for a bc though,would a horsecollar have enough lift for this?
captain
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Soggy:
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Does anyone check to see what forum this is in? A 'BC' is not needed to dive double 72s (unless you are using thick wetsuits). In fact, before moving to WA state, I always dove my 72s with 4# in my 3mm, none if I was wearing my vintage 'plumb smugglers'divinginn:
divinginn
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i will be using 7mill wetsuit,50 degree water even in the summer,but if i lived in hawaii,i might wear nothing or just a skin.
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