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se2schul · 7th April 2008, 02:39

I put one together myself. It's not too hard at all.
Take a normal motorcycle heating vest, mine is ZeroFactor, take either an Impulse or EO bulkhead connector for the suit, and put the mating connector on a canister and you're set.

For the water temps you'd be seeing in L.A., you really shouldn't need one though, unless you're doing epic dives. I think that a good set of underwear, dry gloves and a thick hood would do you better. I don't use mine unless I'm spending more than 60 minutes under the ice.

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se2schul Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ottawa, Canada Posts: 105	Re: Heated Under Vests I put one together myself. It's not too hard at all. Take a normal motorcycle heating vest, mine is ZeroFactor, take either an Impulse or EO bulkhead connector for the suit, and put the mating connector on a canister and you're set. For the water temps you'd be seeing in L.A., you really shouldn't need one though, unless you're doing epic dives. I think that a good set of underwear, dry gloves and a thick hood would do you better. I don't use mine unless I'm spending more than 60 minutes under the ice.
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