PfcAJ
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I've had 1 flood (and it was my fault. I cut the cord with a knife. Long story).
Santi Heated vest
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LiteHedded
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ran it for about an hour on deco today and it was AMAZING. just wanted to share. I was getting chilly from some leaking at the wrists and did away with it by flicking a switch. awesome.
the second canister isn't noticeable at all
the second canister isn't noticeable at all
Told ya so . . . 
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LiteHedded
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it's good. the crotch strap is kind of a pain. not sure how i feel about it yet. but i love the vest
The crotch strap is almost necessary if you are pulling on a thick or clingy undergarment over the vest.
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LiteHedded
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yea but it gets all in the way of pvalve hose routing
I haven't found it to be that much of an issue. I unhook the crotch strap to hook up the p-valve tubing, then I route the tubing and pull the vest back down and velcro in the crotch strap. It gets pushed a little to the side, but not much.
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LiteHedded
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it will take some getting used to.
mine just came up form Dema.. I'll tell after i dive it..
btw.. i'll run 2 cans (EOS 9ah is my only E/O can presently) coupled with a 10w HID halcyon primary.
not bad $ wise IF you have an E/O can already...
btw.. i'll run 2 cans (EOS 9ah is my only E/O can presently) coupled with a 10w HID halcyon primary.
not bad $ wise IF you have an E/O can already...
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