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| Regulators and Cylinders: Discuss Apex Egress in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Down to 30M mine's fine. David. Err how do you know? It's an occi and so not for ... |
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| Just tried it out, dived using the octopus as a primary, just to see how it went. It was fine. The big advantages as I see it are that it is a completely different shape and as it is a side exhaust the person grabbing it doesn't have to put it in the right way up. David.
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Now try an OOA with you on the primary and your mate sucking down on the egress with a SAC of 30+, oh and try that at say 35m. Now tell me it's fine. |
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| Thanks for your thoughts all. Still not sure if I'll change over, as I said I like the idea, I'll have a look into the make up / service requirements and move on from there. Many thanks And
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Although that has caused fun on training sessions. I have used it on a stage at 40m in Dotty and it was OK, Except for the exhaust bubbles in front of you. So yes I would say they a good buy. But not for a Primary cos of the exhaust and it is not adjustable, unlike say a TX40/50 that I do use as a primary. And also NOT if you already have a good 2nd stage to use as an Octopus. I swapped my second TX50 which was my original octopus to put on my twins rig left hand post, the pony reg became my right hand post and my singles reg became my stage reg.....Although I now have another so the singles reg stays as just that......unless I use 2 stages. And that is how I came to be trying it out at 40m (lean mix to the left) Contrast this with the APEX sentinal also part of the Octo + I had one off an old pool BCD and tried it at 25m on an ascent........I don't own it any more. Regards Nick
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