Thanks for the complements, Art. 

I used a Apple QuickTake 200 for the photos, these units are available 
for $249 (they are discontinued) and this is a hell of a bargin price. It 
uses these tiny 4meg memory cards to store 44 high-rez images.

On the P-weight, you know theres no reason why the bolt cant be installed 
on the side of the gully rather than on the back. Darn, wish I'd of done 
it that way, now that I think about it.

  Jim

On 1/5/98 12:33 PM Art Greenberg wrote:

>At 11:32 AM 1/5/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>Something just occurred to me, those who use single tank adapters with 
>>their backplate might find the P weight a good way to ditch some or all 
>>of their weight belt.
>>
>>  Jim
>
>No, at least not with the mounting method you've described
>on the web site. There's no place for the fastener, even if
>you drill a clearance hole through the adaptor the nut will
>interfere with mounting the cylinder. The standard bolts on
>the adaptor aren't long enough to use them to hold the weight
>on, either.
>
>I've resorted to double steel backplates for use with a
>single cylinder, and depending upon cylinder, exposure suit
>and insulation I may still wear a weight belt with a few
>pounds on it.
>
>BTW, Jim, real nice web site. How did you get the photos
>on there?
>
>=Art=
>
>
>Art Greenberg
>artg@ec*.ne*
>
>


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