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[Choose #1] Streamlining is great when you do a lot of wreck penitration but the reach of an octo in open water
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[Choose #2] have you ever shared air from an air 2, try it
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dbon - 9/08/2008 10:34 AM
[Choose #2] This answer mostly because I’m an instructor and it is used some much. Personal diving-intragrated.
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[Choose #1] scubapro air2
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[Choose #2] Have found it is easier to use in a share air situation than the integrated one.
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[Choose #2] But will be switching over to beter streamline my rig.
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[Choose #2] I don’t want to be giving up my air for somone else’s emergency or lack of attention/planning
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[Choose #2] Pluse I have a Pony tank with it’s own regulator
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Oryon - 8/10/2008 12:31 PM
[Choose #2] Octo is attached to my pony bottle
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[Choose #2] on a neck bungee
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[Choose #2] tried integrated 1x-coudnt get hand around it to inflate/deflate
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Bobo - 8/08/2008 11:57 PM
[Choose #1] along w/octo back up
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[Choose #1] It depends what system im diving.
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[Choose #2] I own an Air2 but still use a separate Octo
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[Choose #1] I use both. Integrated for fun diving, and add an octo for students.
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[Choose #2] I use a 7 ft. hose and an octo on a 22 in necklace even on my single tank set up.
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