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This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. Contact your mail administrator for information about upgrading your reader to a version that supports MIME. ------ =_NextPart_000_01BB7D5B.387617E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Mario I have tried them on the weekend on a shallow dive (30m) and did not = notice any stability problems compared with my old Seaquest BC at this = depth. I use double high pressure 70' steel tanks which are quite heavy and on = shallow dives the tanks tend to roll a bit unless the harness is secure. = On deeper dives the extra air in the BC tends to support the tanks and = the whole setup is close to neutral.=20 The ends of the shockcords are attached by some sort of trick clip thing = which looks as if it has some sort of higher purpose which I don't = understand. As standard they are set as loose as possible but the BC = can't inflate fully as decribed earlier. I will try a longer piece of = thinner shock cord and see if this allows easier expansion.=20 Thanks for your comments. I'll let you know how they go on a deep dive = in a couple of weeks. Guy Mario Nicola wrote: > Hi guy, I've owned Super Wings for about 9months. I use them with >a back plate not the Transpack. What I would like to know is, have >you dove with the wings yet? and if so are you having any problems > with the stability as far as rolling to the left or right. > As far as the cord is concerned you can loosen it from the > bottom and adjust it to where ever you want. The problem there is >you must be sure that it is even on both sides or you will >obviously and up with more air on one site or the other. > This cord thing although a very good idea is a real pain > in the ass. Do you dive with steel or aluminum tanks and what=20 >size? this will make a big deference as how you want to set up=20 > the wings. Personally I've got so frustrated with the wings >that I only use them when I dive wet, for the obvious reasons as=20 >you mentioned above. Anyway with the shock cord loosened I can inflate=20 > mine fully with out any problems, and when the air is out they still = >maintain >the small size. > > Mario. PS. let me know how they work out for you to see if we'r = >having > the same problems. > > International Environmental = Sciences ------ =_NextPart_000_01BB7D5B.387617E0--
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