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silent running · 28th December 2006, 02:31

Quote: (Originally Posted by jstovall)

Thanks for the heads up to bail out thread. We put the numbers to the weight in SS vs. Aly, and there is only about 1-2 lbs shift in weight. There isn't much material, we tried to keep it streamlined for travel and as small as possible, but do the job. But Yes we have the ability to do it in Aly.

Side note-- Warm water diving in Brooklyn vs Texas coast?

Nah, no Brooklyn diving for me. I like fish, good viz and warm water more than rusty metal and cold green water. If I lived in TX, I'd dive local. I travel for all my diving, that's why I asked about making the plate in Aly.

Good to know it's possible to do it in Aly. What made you choose SS over it?

28th December 2006, 02:31	#14 (permalink)
silent running Mature mouth breather Current Rebreather/s: Prism Topaz Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: U.S.A. Brooklyn, New York Posts: 1,832	Re: Our compact plate for PRISM head and basket Quote: (Originally Posted by jstovall) Thanks for the heads up to bail out thread. We put the numbers to the weight in SS vs. Aly, and there is only about 1-2 lbs shift in weight. There isn't much material, we tried to keep it streamlined for travel and as small as possible, but do the job. But Yes we have the ability to do it in Aly. Side note-- Warm water diving in Brooklyn vs Texas coast? Nah, no Brooklyn diving for me. I like fish, good viz and warm water more than rusty metal and cold green water. If I lived in TX, I'd dive local. I travel for all my diving, that's why I asked about making the plate in Aly. Good to know it's possible to do it in Aly. What made you choose SS over it?
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