andrewjschutz

All good man, thanks. A few, including yours, came off as a bit condescending. I absolutely know how to lift my reserve tab and see the pin since I do that every time I turn on my AAD. Taking it out, putting it back together, and getting to know the intricacies on the other hand is a completely different story. I had literally no clue if there was another pin in there that I didn't have access to or just simply didn't know about. Seems like my best bet is to read more of the safety articles to get familiarized with what's going to save my life.

You're right. I don't know shit. What I do know is what fits, and what I can land. I don't know how I can be any more clear than that my friend.

I thought it was a much better idea to get the information myself instead of blindly taking it to rigger for them to solve. The best learning experience could be to simply take it to your local rigger Agreed. That came out wrong. I'll be asking questions until they kick me out tired of hearing it. It's just something as simple as how many pins was hard to find and to wait til the weekend to ask would make it that much longer until I can even search the market for an AAD. I'm grateful for the help fellas!

I filled in some info on my profile there. Exit weight is about 150-155 depending on what weights I use. Maybe less since this new rig is quite smaller than my last. Main is 119 Safire.

I appreciate the concern. The experience I currently have is sufficient enough to determine what rig is right for me, but I am currently learning the complexities of rigs and how everything works hence my inexperience in the matter. I thought it was a much better idea to get the information myself instead of blindly taking it to rigger for them to solve.

Thanks! I really appreciate the quick response!!

Hey all. I just recently purchased a used rig without an AAD and want to put one in on its next reserve pack, but I am too inexperienced to know what to buy. The container is Northern Lite Infinity I22 DOM 2001. The reserve(if this is irrelevant, please ignore) is a PD 126 DOM 1999. I have done quite a bit of searching but seem to have found one source saying one pin, and another source saying 2. If anybody can please shed some light on this that'd be awesome!