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time2dive
- Vintage Diver
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Too many tanks....too much time
This is what happens when you have too many cylinders and a little too much time on you hands....Mini doubles using twin 19's and a Hawaiian Backpack.
Cranky old man, diver, photographer, scarer of children
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rhwestfall
- Master Diver
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Re: Too many tanks....too much time
now, if you could triple AL6's or a spare airs, I think you might be (totally nuts) on to something..... LOL
Bob
No Longer Awaiting my Kraken.....
No Longer Awaiting my Kraken.....
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Bryan
- Plank Owner
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Re: Too many tanks....too much time
Well played Tim!
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Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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swimjim
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Re: Too many tanks....too much time
Actually, a triple 19 set up might be just the ticket for your daughter in the SpringsBryan wrote:Well played Tim!
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