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[Choose #1] Just started using a pony. I prefer independent source for an "ohh sh#t" situation.
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[Choose #1] Always use a "pony",just to be safe
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[Choose #1] I have an Air 2 & Spare Air. Can never have too much life support options
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[Choose #2] octo, no need for spare air or pony, just look at your SPG every now and then.
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[Choose #2] manifolded doubles with octo on a seperate 1st stage
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[Choose #1] but not giving up my octo
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[Choose #1] If you run out of air, the octo/air 2 don’t help. Gauges but in a pinch Pony, Spare air for last
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[Choose #3] Spare Air is NOT a Poney Tank
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[Choose #1] I have both air2 and pny bottle
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[Choose #2] I like the octo, it’s easy to get to!
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[Choose #2] depends on the type of dive I use spare air, pony or octo
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[Choose #1] Understanding your SAC as it relates to your depth and a pony that is matched to the requirement
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AirOn - 1/05/2009 5:03 PM
[Choose #3] Not really comparing the same things here... will forum here my reasonings.
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Greg - 1/05/2009 12:36 PM
[Choose #1] octo, air2 aren’t really full backup solutions, just extra regs attached to same tank.
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[Choose #1] depends on diver and situation though
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[Choose #1] Octo & Air 2 are options to asist buddy. Others are to assist buddy/self depending on environment
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[Choose #1] pony bottle all the way
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[Choose #1] Pony bottle, every time. Spare Air doesn’t hold enough air for my comfort.
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[Choose #1] Dive alone 30cft pony bottle
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[Choose #1] Pony all the way
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[Choose #1] poney is what I have,, really don’t know what is best.. best to have something tho I think..
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[Choose #1] 30 cu. ft. Pony Bottle
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[Choose #1] Pony bottle it’s your safest bet it’s completely redundant. An Air 2 is basically an octo btw.
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[Choose #1] pony bottle safer, if something happens to main supply, octo & air2 won’t help, 2d bottle better
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[Choose #1] I always have an "octo" on my rig, but I like to carry a pony bottle too...
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