Lost Yooper
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Mine hasn't failed me yet.
Mike
issues with BP/wings
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Mine hasn't failed me yet.
Mike
Lost Yooper
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Ouch. I woulda bought a Scuba Pro from here:
http://www.sebascuba.co.uk/SCUBAPRO_GAUGES.htm
Roughly $65, I believe.
Mike
http://www.sebascuba.co.uk/SCUBAPRO_GAUGES.htm
Roughly $65, I believe.
Mike
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I don't know. I use this currency exchanger which has proven to be fairly close.
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
Mike
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
Mike
Shadow
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I actually found a shop that has a Halycon setup in the store. The steel backplate measures 16 inches. My neck-to-waist measures 14.5 inches. The salesman had no idea how to adjust the harness, but I doubt it would adjust small enough anyhow. He was more intent on trying to convince to buy some "ladies" vests.
Dive Rite offers their backplate in a short size recommended for anyone whose back length is less than 17 inches.
Does anyone know of anyone who uses a Halycon harness/backplate who is as short-waisted as I am? I've e-mailed Halycon to see if they think their system will fit me - their advertising claims that their system is completely adjustable to fit anyone. I find that a little hard to believe - people come in such a huge range of sizes - just read some of the posts around here! One size fits all? I don't know about that... I sure like it, but it won't do me much good if the gear is hitting me in the back of the head and the backs of my legs!
Dive Rite offers their backplate in a short size recommended for anyone whose back length is less than 17 inches.
Does anyone know of anyone who uses a Halycon harness/backplate who is as short-waisted as I am? I've e-mailed Halycon to see if they think their system will fit me - their advertising claims that their system is completely adjustable to fit anyone. I find that a little hard to believe - people come in such a huge range of sizes - just read some of the posts around here! One size fits all? I don't know about that... I sure like it, but it won't do me much good if the gear is hitting me in the back of the head and the backs of my legs!
Lost Yooper
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Shadow,
Get a Fred T short plate for like $70 or something. Get his harness package and STA while you're at too. Just be sure to get a Halcyon wing
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Scuba446,
Shipping for my last reg from DiveInn cost about $18 -- just as a referrence.
Mike
Get a Fred T short plate for like $70 or something. Get his harness package and STA while you're at too. Just be sure to get a Halcyon wing
.Scuba446,
Shipping for my last reg from DiveInn cost about $18 -- just as a referrence.
Mike
Hi,
Someone suggested this site for Scubapro gauges mail order from UK. I contacted them on a guage, price was $45 UK, converts to like $40.00 US - problem IS, they are quoting me like $43 in SHIPPING fees to the USA! I thought someone on this message board said they just ordered something from the UK to the USA and it was like $18 in S&H fees!
????
Someone suggested this site for Scubapro gauges mail order from UK. I contacted them on a guage, price was $45 UK, converts to like $40.00 US - problem IS, they are quoting me like $43 in SHIPPING fees to the USA! I thought someone on this message board said they just ordered something from the UK to the USA and it was like $18 in S&H fees!
????
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