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[Choose #1] Never used a plate, but it intrigues me. I believe they are designed for swimmin in one (horizontal) position only. So how easy would it be for me to have fun swimming in all the other positions?
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[Choose #3] Scuba Pro Knighthawk rocks
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[Choose #1] ALU with my doubles in fresh water is all the weight I need wit the drysuit. singlet tank is a stainless and 6lb sta again no other weight req if diving my 77 or 100 steel tanks
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[Choose #3] transpac and transplate
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[Choose #2] OMS comfort harness II stainless backplate
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[Choose #1] I’ve added OMS weight pockets to travel & cold water BP’s
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[Choose #2] 8lb backplate & Venture wing. I love the versatiity. Drisuit to shorty and completly adjustabe and adaptable.
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[Choose #5] I’m not cool enough for the back plate/harness yet
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[Choose #2] I use a OMS deluxe comfort harness. If you can’t easily do the chicken wing manuver you need at least one shoulder release for safety.
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[Choose #1] Its so much better diving with.. Streamline and balanced.. Recrational Diving
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[Choose #2] There’s so many possible combinations for whatever it is you’re doing. Modular systems are great because you can change part of it, instead of an entire new BCD.
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[Choose #1] I’ve used everything on this list and eventually settled on a simple rig.
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[Choose #1] I like to use the same familiar setup for all dives - rec or tech, cold or warm - just change suit, wing, & tank.
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