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06-08-2004, 05:13 PM
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 Spiro Lady BCD - Advice please anyone? I've just secured an immaculate second-hand Spiro Lady BCD for my wife but I have a couple of questions about the built-in emergency inflator cylinder, a device I've never come across before. 1. Can the jacket be used without this device? 2. If so, should the built-in valve be protected in some way, and how? It seems to have a standard A-type fitting, I guess there must be some kind of cover or cap I could use? Any tips greatly appreciated Rgds Simon B  |
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