MSilvia
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I could suggest a way to take care of that, but you aren't interested in it just yet.Paco II:This shifting tank thing concerns me a little.

Maybe you could wedge something under the tank to stabilize it?
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I could suggest a way to take care of that, but you aren't interested in it just yet.Paco II:This shifting tank thing concerns me a little.
Offroad:How much is your LDS charging for them? We paid $515 each including the Air Source II's.
Offroad:Paco:
There is a handle on the hose dump about half way down which is nice because we use Air Source II's for our octo, that way your not pulling on your octo.
njd3rph:I highly discourage the use of an airsource. In my opinion they are very unsafe. If you doubt my opinion try ascending while actively using the airsource and see how well your able to control your boyancy and rate of ascent while doing so...
Paco II:I've been using an Air Source on my Pro Unlimited for about 4 years, so I'm actually pretty good at thatI have practiced that move quite a bit so that I am ready should I ever really need to do it. Another benefit of getting another Seaquest BCD.