DIR- Generic AI Transmitter placement / routing.

[AJ]

And if you want to be really secure and with backup, why not 2 transmitters and 2 computers. That way 1 failure and potentially 1cmp and transmitter failure still won't render system non working.

Do you use two SPG's? Losing pressure info is'nt a big deal with the right planning. Not knowing depth and time is an issue as far as I'am concerned.

 

[tbone1004]

For real tho I’d put it on the right post pointed down, no hose and keep in mind that it has potential to snag the long hose.

If you're going to put it on the right post, then do that. Straight into the first stage. Frankly though if you're not training for a tech/cave class with GUE/UTD and you want to use it, then I would just replace the SPG entirely. Leave the SPG in the reg bag just in case the battery dies, but if it's a Shearwater transmitter then you'll likely end up having to force yourself to use the SPG because the transmitters are infinitely more convenient.

 

[wmperry]

I removed my pressure gauge and screwed it directly onto my left post where the Hp hose was originally.

You should really put it on a long HP hose and clip it off to your left hip just like you would with an SPG #ForSafety

 

[Valyngar]

Do you use two SPG's? Losing pressure info is'nt a big deal with the right planning. Not knowing depth and time is an issue as far as I'am concerned.

Just alternative to spg and transmitter. I use transmitters on ccr without spg's. Really shearwater transmitters and computers are more reliable than spg's

 

[Tracy]

You should really put it on a long HP hose and clip it off to your left hip just like you would with an SPG #ForSafety

You have been saying it for years. I am waiting to see you do it. Show up for the next MWUE meet that way.

 

[wmperry]

You have been saying it for years. I am waiting to see you do it. Show up for the next MWUE meet that way.

Behold - the birth of DERP (Doing Everything Really Poorly) diving.