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You mean there's more than one strap design available? Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!! The hole is a Military thing... it's mean to put in a loop of 550 cord so you can take them off and clip them to a carabineer on your belt for 'say' climbing the side of a ship or oil rig with your hands free to hold 'say' a weapon and the caving ladder.

Awesome thats what i was looking for. Got a mk17 evo and a mk11 and want to replace the mk11 with an mk17 now. Now I have an imagination of how it would look like. Great explanation! Really like the price of the mk17 but the ports are not that well placed. Good stage nonetheless. Only thing that really bothers me is the transmitter. No where to put it

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Hi Mike ur teaching pattern got me glued all through the video i can say i have reasonable understanding on Dive Tables. Thanks...

How does this compare to a shearwater peregrine?

no way.

Is the Yoke Tank 207 Bar & DIN Tank 300 Bar??

FYI - the USA version is all gone.

May I summarize the software towards the old galileo sol v1 or can it do more/better. My sol and terra could use replacing or would I be better of with the g2

why is there no information on this on ScubaPro's website? What heartrate monitor and what air transmitter is this compatible with?

Thank you.

Do you know what the sizes are for the hose fittings? Thanks

I know this video is 2 years old but I was wondering, is there a difference in the foot pocket size of the older US version vs the newer Taiwan version?

Nice! Could use something like this for my Jet Fins. You post to the UK? 😀

Warning: ScubaPro seems to have redesigned the pins! Both ends are the same size! One end is now recessed very slightly deeper into the hole than the other end. That recession makes it easier to press the pin out the other end. I took mine to a dive shop, and they used a Jewlers mallet to gently tap against the punch which was placed on the recessed end of the pin!

Thanks for your video.👍

Yea, like 3k probably and why do you need that for doubles save yourself 2k and get 2 signature deep6 regs and sweet first stage and still have leftover cash.

I have used both. I'd rather use the din method. When I used the Yoke, I felt like anytime I would bump into something, it would come loose easily. Just me.

Nice video Mike!

Здравствуйте выйдет флагман MK19EVO A700 CARBON BLACK???

The Taiwan version is negative as hell! I believe the US version is neutral to slightly negative. Wish they still sold those here

Thank you. I was not sure how to get that pin out. I appreciate the help.

Do you need to wear bootys with these fins? If so what is a good booty to pair them with?

That faber :)

USA all the way :) Is that a Halcyon reg case in the upper right?

For those interested in the cutting device, motorcityscuba.com/products/eezycut_linecutter_bungee

What’s the diameter of the bungee cord that you used for the scubapro G2 ?

My jet fins have served me well since 1975! Still diving with them

Por favor me pueden ayudar yo lo tengo y no lo se programar en Español por favor,Saludos

Is there a big difference in weight and buoyancy? Negative of Positive. 😊

I’m 100th subscriber!! Nice.

What is the difference between A700 carboon and 260 carboon regulator?

Both versions are far too floppy.

Hahaahhaaha

Hahah great stuff guys!!

i am reevaluating my life

WOW! ShamWow level!

Good refresher Mike. Keep em coming

Additional marketing ideas: The small slot in the Taiwanese version would make an excellent place to stow your lit cigarette between dives. The hole could also be used to play peek-a-boo with ladies at the bar; maybe a great way to let them know you’re a diver without having to be explicit about it.

How would something like this compare to a wrist slate or wet notes? What applications would you recommend each for?

Awesome!

Love this guy, and this review. So casual, and IDGAF attitude. It's not like you life depends on that little thing. Cant wait for next one.

Thanks for the review. In the future, I would prefer more up close views of the watch itself, views from the wrist and or next to other CPUs for size comparison, etc. Thanks.

I own and dive the first and second generation pilot which was described by the USN Experimental Dive Unit as the best deep water reg ever built . They presented Scubapro with a plaque stating the latter that hangs in their office in California . The original Air 1 and D series are direct decedents of the Pilot . In as much as the D420 follows in the D series lineage it has been completely redesigned with modern materials and no longer shares the co axial diaphragm / exhaust valve . The case has also been redesigned reducing the distance between the diaphragm and exhaust valve ( case geometry fault ) . The new D420 also has a Venturi Initiated Vacuum Assist lever something neither the Pilot or D series had . Like the Pilot the D420 also has the ability to be supported by two completely independent first stages . I am excited by the introduction of this regulator and can not wait to put one into service .

Just a slightly different layout, but still a D-series, I doubt it will breathe any better than a well adjusted D350 or D400 WarmwaterJack

This this going to cost the price of a second-hand car

I just purchased this knife but it is so easy to pull out of the sheath with the slightest outward pressure (if your leg bumps against or snags ANYTHING) that I am afraid to take it in the water and losing it. Outside of a just a few pictures there are no directions on " Red tab on the underside of the Velcro leg strap keeps the sheath secured on the leg when pulling the knife out for use. What??? How??? Is that second stretch velcro strap supposed to go outside the handle to keep it from being popped out? No manual on the webpage (incorrect one actually). Nowhere on the net does it show how to strap this thing up correctly so you won't lose it on the first dive.

Is it sharp? I got the SKT which is titanium and pretty hard to make real paper sharp. So how's this one? Does it pas a paper cut test?