DIR OpenWater config

[lamont]

you know if it untucks while you're diving you can always tuck it back in...

this is a non-problem, don't try to fix it.

 

[Dan Gibson]

Who would have thought?

you know if it untucks while you're diving you can always tuck it back in...

this is a non-problem, don't try to fix it.

 

[SparticleBrane]

If I'm not diving with a can light I have a DiveRite waist pocket that I stick in its place to route the long hose. I don't have thigh pockets yet so this does a good job of holding wetnotes as well.

 

[Dan Gibson]

You know, I have had my 7 ft hose come out from under my Helios 9 cannister. It must be the shorter length of these things. I must now revert back to a Pro 14 so this never happens again.

you know if it untucks while you're diving you can always tuck it back in...

this is a non-problem, don't try to fix it.

 

[KOMPRESSOR]

This has been the accepted routing for years (when can-less). Kompressor pretty much stands alone on this one. I can't remember ANY DIR/Hog diver that shared his opinion.

The "stock" of hog-divers who share my opinion is obviously much healthier around here!

 

[KOMPRESSOR]

I have never had the hose come out unexpectedly when the cannister light was not being used, so I must disagree with your assessment.

Tucking the hose at the waist is acceptable.

As if I would change my mind!

 

[runamonk]

If you like the way you have it routed then it doesn't matter what anyone else says. Ultimately it only matters to one person and that's you. =)

 

[Dan Gibson]

No one expects you to change your mind. :mooner:

As if I would change my mind!

 

[GreenDiverDown]

If you like the way you have it routed then it doesn't matter what anyone else says. Ultimately it only matters to one person and that's you. =)

Hey! Wait a minute... that doesn't sound right...

 

[SparticleBrane]

I might disagree with that...if it's not easily deployable and someone around you goes OOA, it might matter to them too.