WTB: Single tank BP/W rig

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WTB: Single tank BP/W rig

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I'm piecing together a rig for my girlfriend, I need a single tank wing (~30 pounds lift) and possibly a stainless steel plate with a hogarthian harness.

If anyone has such things lying around, send me a PM. If not, Matt, I'll be bugging you.
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Steel plate? I thought this was geared towards travel?? No kydex to try first?
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I have an aluminum plate and harness minus the crotch strap you can have if you want it, Doug.
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CaptnJack wrote:Steel plate? I thought this was geared towards travel?? No kydex to try first?
Well, if I can just find a wing, I'll set her up with my kydex plate and call it good-we'll see how it shakes out. If she's in the kydex, I'll be traveling with my SS plate.

She'll probably be in a 5/4 mm suit, so will need ~8-10 pounds of lead total. The kydex plate would work with lead on the cam bands, and be really light to travel, but a SS plate would work fine as well. All depends on what I can find.

Lynne? You still have those jet fins in a size large? I may take those off your hands, I think they'll work fine for her with neoprene booties.
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Nailer99 wrote:I have an aluminum plate and harness minus the crotch strap you can have if you want it, Doug.
That could work too-what brand is the al plate? I'm going to try and find something that will work without an STA.
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The Halcyon wings have rods sewn into them so you don't need an STA. I cut small slits and removed them so I could use an STA for the extra unditchable weight.
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dsteding wrote:
Nailer99 wrote:I have an aluminum plate and harness minus the crotch strap you can have if you want it, Doug.
That could work too-what brand is the al plate? I'm going to try and find something that will work without an STA.

no clue on the brand- it came with my Megalodon, and has no markings or stamps on it. With the amount of weight I need to sink, I doubt it would be usefull to me even in warm water, IF I ever do warm water, that is. Another buddy just PMed me and told me he wants it if you don't, but I offered it to you first, so let me know.
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Thanks for the offer Nailer-let it go to your buddy. Matt just swooped in and gave me a great deal-typical first class NWSD service.

Merry Christmas all.

-Doug
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dsteding wrote:Thanks for the offer Nailer-let it go to your buddy. Matt just swooped in and gave me a great deal-typical first class NWSD service.

Merry Christmas all.

-Doug
And to you as well- I swear, the hairs on the back of Matt's neck start to quiver when he senses one of us in need of gear- it's uncanny!
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Nailer99 wrote:
And to you as well- I swear, the hairs on the back of Matt's neck start to quiver when he senses one of us in need of gear- it's uncanny!

The dude has serious geardar, aka the ability to sense a sale in the making. Okay, so I dropped him a note-but the geardar is impressive nonetheless.
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