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Backmount Diving
This list is meant to give you a head start on getting what you need to do
dives in a backmount doubles rig I’m pretty sure I remembered everything, but
when you’re getting your rig together, ask lots of questions!
I know there seems to be lots of “small parts”. Not to worry! One of the things we do in the Discover Tech or Tec 45 class is put it all together… together. Gear for Backmount doubles diving Backplate, rigged with a single piece of webbing at a crotch strap. Backmount BCD – DiveRite Classic Wing is a good choice. Double steel tanks – 100 cubic foot tanks at a minimum, to provide ample breathing gas reserve Two regulators – Apeks Tek3 regulators, or Apeks XTX50 with DST first stage. Right regulator should have 7’ hose, left regulator should have standard hose. Regulator necklace – on left regulator SPG on standard length hose Wrist mounted dive computer. Surface signaling devices, whistle or safety sausage. Mask & Fins Appropriate exposure protection Finger spool – 100’ – 150’ Two cutting devices – small knife and line cutter or shears Regulators for stage bottles – one for Tec 40 & 45, two for Tec 50. SPGs for stage bottles with 6” hoses. Elastic hose retainers – one per stage bottle. Stage bottle rigging kit, one per stage. Wrist mounted computers (2) – multi-gas or nitrox is best, but need at least two ways to determine depth and time. Wrist slate & pencil Back-up mask Wet notes or underwater paper & pencil Lights (3) – canister primary, two backups Various clips, snaps, zip ties, as needed. Exposure protection – probably a drysuit |
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