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24 cave line * This product cannot be returned due to it being cut to the custom size/length. Apr 27, 2015 · is #24 not the "standard" cave line? If it is, would that not have been what the original WKPP group would have used to tie bolt snaps? Why would all of the GUE literature specify "cave line" and have it be something other than the "standard #24"? GUE has standardized 1/4" for their stage rigging, and #24 for cave line, with cave line for bolt Nov 25, 2002 · Anyone have a line on line? :D I have a Dive Rite primary reel w/24# for cave & it has a single strand fray. Replacement Cave Line #24 or #21 840 feet of #24 720 feet of #21. ) Does anyone know where I might be able to order line like this in a variety of colors? Now, I don't necessarily want to get into the whole "which color line should you use in overhead" discussion. Aug 21, 2007 · 24 refers to the number of strands. . #24 cave line. I know that #24 is thinner than #36 which is thicker. Sold by the foot. 8 mm polyester line in water is stronger than #36 nylon and thinner than #24 nylon so you will be able to load plenty of extra on the reel. ** Only available in white. 14 Items Sort By Position Product Name Price Set Descending Direction Jul 8, 2012 · you can request that we add some #24 cave line to your order for free; How to Attach a Snap - Dive Gear Express The #36 wreck line is heavier, and a bit more bulky to work with for this application. Aug 17, 2009 · I have seen primary reels sold with a choice of either #24 or #36 cave line. * # 24 braided nylon line, yellow 600' average length Features Hi Viz Yellow, high tensile braided cave line #24. Jul 25, 2012 · Dive Kit and Equipment. With a few exceptions, the proper way to attach the snap to an object is to tie it on with round braided #24 nylon line (aka cave line). Is this correct? Describing the diameter using size codes, the 1. Its approximately 1. Designed for you to cave diving, explore reefs, wrecks, and ocean floor. I was thinking that #36 would be used for wreck penatration and #24 is used for cave penetration. 8mm in diameter. Abrasion and twist resistant line; Slightly negative buoyant; Virtually no stretch; Perfectly round; Slightly thinner than regular #24 nylon line so you can load extra on the reel or spool. Nylon. Apr 17, 2019 · The Classic Safety/Cavern Reel is one of the most versatile length reels in Dive Rite line. Other Dive Equipment Feb 2, 2020 · Hi all, I am looking for some #24 or #18 nylon braided "cave line" in colors other than white, orange, and yellow. Replacement wreck or cave diving reel line. What people typically envision and use when tying boltsnaps, though is #18, #24 or #36 braided nylon. I have a old spool of yellow line that I've been using for a while. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for DIVE RITE REEL - 400 Feet - #24 Cave Line - Used at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Jan 12, 2008 · The most pure form of the definition, "cave line" is simply line that is in a cave. (Blue, actually. 4535: Manufacturer Upgrade your diving gear with our durable #24 cave line, designed for replacing worn-out line or securing boltsnaps to regulators. Additional Information. I have called DR yet. SKU: CA-CaveLine: Weight (Lbs) 1. Is this desirable for cave line? Low stretch seems counterintuitive to me as a little stretch would be better in that it allows you a little wiggle room to make tighter tie-offs. Nov 11, 2012 · A decade or so ago the common line sizes were #24 (cave line) and #36 (wreck line) with #48 being a choice for people wanting even more abrasion resistance, while the truly paranoid used 1/8". Available by the meter in three color options, with an impressive 120lbs tensile strength. This could be anything from polypro "ski" rope, to braided/kermantal nylon to telephone wire. #24 is typical for reels and spools. 0000: Weight (Kg) 0. WIDELY APPLICATION: Our reel line is perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and professional divers. Regardless, the 1. Sep 7, 2021 · EASY TO USE: The line is round and firm, can be easily attached to finger spool reel, torpedo buoy float, surface marker buoy, float flag, and boat for a tight and secure hold. Thought I'd ask here 1st. However, I see #18 a lot more now, in large part because braided #18 is available almost anywhere, and in part as it lets you load a bit more length on Dive Line and Markers: includes; Bulk Line, Line Cookies (Non-Directional Marker) Line Arrows (Uni-Directional Marker) and Line Squares (Non-Directional Marker). As a cavern diver progresses into cave training the Classic Safety Reel can act as a jump or safety reel. If you shop DGX you can add a few feet of line using the button on this page. This is because nylon line is tough enough to withstand a great deal of abuse, yet can be easily cut in an emergency if the clip is jammed or entangled. What I am unsure of is what do most people use for their primary. 8 line falls somewhere between #21 and #24. With its 140-feet of line, it is the perfect reel for cavern divers and their limited penetration. The main thing I wanted to get feedback on was this - DGX advertises the hi-viz line as being lower stretch than standard #24. I have seen every thing from #18 (pretty tiny) up to about #48 used permanently in caves. nly dgdvi mwwbhkl mprpfu lqczc qcfvrz lvhvqek kpgxh yrkcj pucu |
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