Installing The SiTech Glove Lock QCP

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  • čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
  • Installing The SiTech Glove Lock QCP
    • Installing The SiTech ...
    Installing the Si-Tech Glove Lock QCP Dry Glove System is a simple process. In today's video, Instructor Trainer Bryan Stafford shows us just how easy of a process it truly is.
    Installing The SiTech Glove Lock QCP
    0:00 Teaser
    0:20 Opening
    0:30 Intro
    1:29 The Suit
    2:30 Removing The Seal
    3:34 Adding New Rings
    4:37 Adding Seals
    6:14 Adding Rings To Gloves
    7:57 Fit Test
    9:56 Closing
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Komentáře • 13

  • @BlueWaterCozumel
    @BlueWaterCozumel Před 9 měsíci

    Used that system for many years when I was forced to dive in cold water. I would put hand warmers in them and kept my hands toasty warm after hours in the water.

    • @LakeHickoryScuba
      @LakeHickoryScuba  Před 9 měsíci

      Hello @BlueWaterCozumel. Adding hand warmers is a great suggestion. Thanks for sharing.

  • @praevidere
    @praevidere Před 9 měsíci

    You just answered a question I had for almost 2 years.
    I could not figure out how to install my gloves lock on my dry suit 😊

  • @kirkthejerkthe1st
    @kirkthejerkthe1st Před 9 měsíci

    Never had any luck getting these water tight. Swapped them out for Rolocks and solved all my problems.

    • @LakeHickoryScuba
      @LakeHickoryScuba  Před 9 měsíci

      Hello @kirkwutzke236, sorry to hear that you never had any luck with this system. Depending on which glove you choose to use, the key is to use the correct spanner ring.

    • @kirkthejerkthe1st
      @kirkthejerkthe1st Před 9 měsíci

      The rings were fine, the interlocking pieces that are supposed to seal didn't. The ring could possibly have been warped, but if you look at how those tiny "O" rings are supposed to seal to the inner circumference as compared to other brands which actually compress the "O" ring, I believe they are poorly engineered. Look at how Kubi's or Rolock's seal.

  • @stevenwood1468
    @stevenwood1468 Před 8 měsíci

    #ASKBRIAN. I would like to see a video of changing out just the gloves on this system. I haven’t figured out how to get the green ring out of the glove so that I can replace the old gloves

    • @LakeHickoryScuba
      @LakeHickoryScuba  Před 8 měsíci +1

      Hello @stevenwood1468, we have another complete series starting in 2024 on Dry Suit Diving, and one of the videos specifically discusses how to remove the glove rings from the gloves. If you need help until then, feel free to reach out to my email, bryan@lakehickoryscuba.com, and I will be glad to help you out.

  • @kirkthejerkthe1st
    @kirkthejerkthe1st Před 9 měsíci

    Never had any luck with

    • @LakeHickoryScuba
      @LakeHickoryScuba  Před 9 měsíci

      Hello @kirkwutzke236, sorry to hear that you never had any luck with this system. Depending on which glove you choose to use, the key is to use the correct spanner ring.

  • @AndersLind-pc6rr
    @AndersLind-pc6rr Před měsícem

    the inner ring ring the is glued to the suit.. the one you fold like i smiley face. does it seal tigth ? you dont use any glue between the suit ring and the first plasting lock ring?

    • @LakeHickoryScuba
      @LakeHickoryScuba  Před měsícem +1

      Hello @AndersLind-pc6rr, the inner ring is made from a rubber composite, and once it is in place, it is waterproof. You should not use any lubricant or sealant of any kind.