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**DeepBlueInnovation** · 10th April 2007, 01:35

Thanks for the report Andy. In relation to smaller weights, have a look for Bright weights, I don't use them myself, but have a couple of friends who do and they offer some great tank mounted, small increment solutions.

For the handle issue, I have purchased one of the Portland Oceaneering backplates and they make carrying the unit much easier. It would be relatively easy to have a stainless steel handle manufactured and attached to existing backplates. For anyone intent on retaining the standard plate and harness perhaps you could lobby Mr Routley of Narced @ 90 fame....

Cheers,

Ben.

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DeepBlueInnovation Learning to Kiss Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Prism Topaz Not Bought Yet Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 368	Re: Our compact plate for PRISM head and basket Thanks for the report Andy. In relation to smaller weights, have a look for Bright weights, I don't use them myself, but have a couple of friends who do and they offer some great tank mounted, small increment solutions. For the handle issue, I have purchased one of the Portland Oceaneering backplates and they make carrying the unit much easier. It would be relatively easy to have a stainless steel handle manufactured and attached to existing backplates. For anyone intent on retaining the standard plate and harness perhaps you could lobby Mr Routley of Narced @ 90 fame.... Cheers, Ben.
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