Northwest Dive Club

spatman wrote:Until he parts the Puget Sound, I won't believe it.

I would hope he doesn't. Can you imagine the smell?

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Clay wrote:Awww man, after months of shopping I settled on a halcyon plate and harness and I find this thread full of haters....

No hatin', I have a H rig. Just making a price difference point.

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Just because they have great QA doesn't mean they are top notch producers. How it's made is what makes them good quality. Some companies may have QA they don't boast about. I have an OMS wing sitting here that I used to use for my singles that is WAY older than my H, and it has absolutely no frays o...

It's a steel plate, webbing, a wing. Just like any other (And don't feed me the quality bullshit. It's a great quality, but other makers provide the same quality, and better warranty).

That said, I've got the big blue H for my rig. 0] They are good to their customers.

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That's pretty slick.

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In relation to my concerns about the light just cutting out on the diver while under, the driver is a factor. You can get or build a driver that will drop consumption as the voltage gets lower, and give it a dimming effect. This will warn the diver (Like the strobe effect did preciously) that they m...

seattlepaul1975 wrote:Can you shine a light on it and see it well? I know it doesn't have back light...that was the one thing I was concerned about.

Yes.

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Have you thought about a driver that goes direct draw once the light reaches a Certain voltage? That way, instead of the light shutting off, it will begin to dim.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pdWAcK6Eh8

Didn't take long for the trolls to come out, I see.

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