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| nuMNdvr" <bradrcole@gmail.com> wrote > All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big > Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite > Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon > has to offer. It's a plate and harness system, somewhat more complex than the Halcyon harness, but fairly similar. I'm not sure what there is about it that "appears" to be more comfortable about it. Comfort is somthing that tends to require actually trying things to determine. If you think you might like it better, give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. > I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and would > like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of > something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. Loyalty is not a particularly good reason to choose one equipment line over another unless price and performance are comparable. Go with what works for you. > If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon wings > (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) Probably, but don't let the name Halcyon deter you from shopping for wings too. Two of my three wings are Halcyon. The third is Oxycheq and Dive Rite makes them as well. Lee |
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| nuMNdvr" <bradrcole@gmail.com> wrote > All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big > Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite > Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon > has to offer. It's a plate and harness system, somewhat more complex than the Halcyon harness, but fairly similar. I'm not sure what there is about it that "appears" to be more comfortable about it. Comfort is somthing that tends to require actually trying things to determine. If you think you might like it better, give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. > I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and would > like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of > something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. Loyalty is not a particularly good reason to choose one equipment line over another unless price and performance are comparable. Go with what works for you. > If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon wings > (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) Probably, but don't let the name Halcyon deter you from shopping for wings too. Two of my three wings are Halcyon. The third is Oxycheq and Dive Rite makes them as well. Lee |
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| nuMNdvr" <bradrcole@gmail.com> wrote > All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big > Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite > Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon > has to offer. It's a plate and harness system, somewhat more complex than the Halcyon harness, but fairly similar. I'm not sure what there is about it that "appears" to be more comfortable about it. Comfort is somthing that tends to require actually trying things to determine. If you think you might like it better, give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. > I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and would > like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of > something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. Loyalty is not a particularly good reason to choose one equipment line over another unless price and performance are comparable. Go with what works for you. > If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon wings > (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) Probably, but don't let the name Halcyon deter you from shopping for wings too. Two of my three wings are Halcyon. The third is Oxycheq and Dive Rite makes them as well. Lee |
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| i was quoted a Halcyon BC today. Harness Backplate Single Tank Adapt. Eclipse 30 wing The Pocket dohickey that you put the surface signal in $680 - is that too much? |
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| i was quoted a Halcyon BC today. Harness Backplate Single Tank Adapt. Eclipse 30 wing The Pocket dohickey that you put the surface signal in $680 - is that too much? |
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| i was quoted a Halcyon BC today. Harness Backplate Single Tank Adapt. Eclipse 30 wing The Pocket dohickey that you put the surface signal in $680 - is that too much? |
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| All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon has to offer. I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and would like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon wings (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) |
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| nuMNdvr" <bradrcole@gmail.com> wrote > All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big > Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite > Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon > has to offer. It's a plate and harness system, somewhat more complex than the Halcyon harness, but fairly similar. I'm not sure what there is about it that "appears" to be more comfortable about it. Comfort is somthing that tends to require actually trying things to determine. If you think you might like it better, give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. > I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and would > like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of > something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. Loyalty is not a particularly good reason to choose one equipment line over another unless price and performance are comparable. Go with what works for you. > If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon wings > (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) Probably, but don't let the name Halcyon deter you from shopping for wings too. Two of my three wings are Halcyon. The third is Oxycheq and Dive Rite makes them as well. Lee |
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| "Lee Bell" <pleebell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:e5KQh.36171$68.16401@bignews8.bellsouth.net.. . > nuMNdvr" <bradrcole@gmail.com> wrote > >> All right from some of my reading i can tell there are some big >> Halcyon fans out there. I am wondering about the Dive Rite >> Transplate. I appears to be more comforatble than anything Halcyon >> has to offer. > > It's a plate and harness system, somewhat more complex than the Halcyon > harness, but fairly similar. I'm not sure what there is about it that > "appears" to be more comfortable about it. Comfort is somthing that tends > to require actually trying things to determine. If you think you might > like it better, give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. > >> I would like to stick with all Halcyon (my local shop carries it and >> would like to stay loyal) unless someone knows of >> something Halcyon dosen't display or has a bit of good advice. > > Loyalty is not a particularly good reason to choose one equipment line > over another unless price and performance are comparable. Go with what > works for you. > >> If the Dive rite Transplate is a good call is it usable with Halcyon >> wings (I'm gussing so, i justwanna check) > > Probably, but don't let the name Halcyon deter you from shopping for wings > too. Two of my three wings are Halcyon. The third is Oxycheq and Dive > Rite makes them as well. I have three new Oxycheq wings on the way. |
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| ben bradlee wrote >> I have three new Oxycheq wings on the way. > Redundancy is the key to safe diving. Risk assessment and planning are the keys to safe diving. Redundancy may be part of the planning. Popeye, which Oxycheq wings did you order? Lee |
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