Solid State O2 Sensor

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Chett L:
Frankly, I want to dive the unit and compare it to my rEvo ll & lll that I owned
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It breathes easier than any Revo I've been on. Especially so while in trim.
 
NetDoc:
It breathes easier than any Revo I've been on. Especially so while in trim.
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Well noted. Just wondering... Did you try the JJCCR before getting the SF2. I am would like to try both of them to see the differences.

Best regards,
Chett
 
None were available for me to try at the time, but seeing Tom McCarthy in Ginnie on SF 2's Sidemount configuration sold me right then. I just picked up the sidemount kit and a couple of LP 45 bottles to play with. Should be fun!
 
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