Zeagle Ranger Ballistic Bp/w

[ProfessorAronnax]

Cool man-Sorry about the confusion :sappy:

 

[Wayward Son]

 

[ProfessorAronnax]

That stuff gets stuck in your teeth!

 

[Wayward Son]

Beer whases it out

 

[Oceanseleven]

Good one Wayward. Scott, I am waiting on my Zeagle for what seems like forever but should have it within the week. I'm curious. I dive drysuit in the winter and require quite a bit of weight. Could I add just a SS backplate to the existing Ranger as it is?

 

[ScottZeagle]

The BCs were not made to hold a BP, so my official answer would be "probably not".

That being said, divers are a resourceful bunch, and I have seen it done...

Is that about as clear as mud???

 

[Oceanseleven]

Yeah, It'a about as clear as the visibility up here right now. If it was not made to take a backplate then why do they put backplate grommets on them?

 

[ScottZeagle]

Yeah, It'a about as clear as the visibility up here right now. If it was not made to take a backplate then why do they put backplate grommets on them?

You can mount double tanks to the Ranger without a BP - and that is what the grommet holes are for. Sorry if I misunderstood your intentions!!!

Here is a link on how to do it, and the parts needed:

http://www.zeagle.com/index.php?submenu=Accessories&src=gendocs&link=Twin_Instructions

Thanks!

Scott

 

[LOG-SPLITTER]

LOL that was funny!Thats why I kep comming back here I always get some great laughs when I need them!!

 

[Falco]

Good one Wayward. Scott, I am waiting on my Zeagle for what seems like forever but should have it within the week. I'm curious. I dive drysuit in the winter and require quite a bit of weight. Could I add just a SS backplate to the existing Ranger as it is?

A lot of people do it here, instead of using the little mounting plates, you bolt the doubles through the grommet holes to a BP. The end results is : you -> BP -> Ranger -> doubles