Split fins don't work when finning into a current. (The laws of physics are temporarily put on hold).
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Nice try though.I honestly didn't mean this thread for "opinion" topics.... I meant it to be a cross check for factual assertions that may or may not be urban legends. But I see the community went in a different direction.
Getting back to my original torque wrench legend... It looks like it's mostly a fact. I think they *offered* a wrench to all dealers but how many actually took them up on it is unknown. Either they all said yes to get a free wrench or they said no to make it look like they already had one.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/te...lties/427653-wing-question-2.html#post6419125Here is one I heard in a thread a while back.
When using a backplate with a single tank wing and diving doubles, inflating the wing creates enough force to bend your backplate.
From the thread, I am mostly convinced that this is true, but not willing to prove it with my own backplate
My understanding was they made the offer. I vaguely recall taking documentation of that offer to my LDS. He declined - one more reason to DIY.
I'll tell you one that the cave divers all swear to me is true, but I just have the hardest time believing.
- You can turn off the gas supply on the left post of your twinset by repeatedly bumping the valve against the roof of the cave and/or rubbing it along the descent line/guideline.
Hey, if you say so, but I tried turn off the valve on a tank once using only a length of rope which I held straight and "stroked" against the valve, and I found it extremely hard, and no way I was going to keep going long enough to do three a half revolutions...
I've done it. Its a real thing.