Yes I clip it off. I would like to use the long hose for sharing air inside a wreck but when I switch to my bungied reg the long hose lays on the bungied hose, I might try a shorter hose with a right angle adapter (I'm using a 30" hose). I'll work on it some more, thanks for the help RJP and DA.
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Yes I clip it off. I would like to use the long hose for sharing air inside a wreck but when I switch to my bungied reg the long hose lays on the bungied hose, I might try a shorter hose with a right angle adapter (I'm using a 30" hose). I'll work on it some more, thanks for the help RJP and DA.
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RecDiver97
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DA Aquamaster, that post certainly answered a lot of questions. Aside from the tank bands, you named all the gear that I either dive with or own, including 7 ft hose.
So your setup is:
MY LEFT
-octo on bungie
-drysuit inflator
-SPG
MY RIGHT
-primary
-wing inflator
-spg
Well, my drysuit valve points right and stays there. So I'm thinking of doing drysuit inflator on the right and the wing inflator on the left. Do you have any thoughts on that?
So your setup is:
MY LEFT
-octo on bungie
-drysuit inflator
-SPG
MY RIGHT
-primary
-wing inflator
-spg
Well, my drysuit valve points right and stays there. So I'm thinking of doing drysuit inflator on the right and the wing inflator on the left. Do you have any thoughts on that?
Most dry suit valves will unscrew and when slightly loose you can rotate the valve to point toward the left side.
A left post wing inflator does not tend to be as clean hose routing wise.
A left post wing inflator does not tend to be as clean hose routing wise.
Tassie_Rohan
Contributor
With only 25-49 dives I would slow down and enjoy recreational diving for a while before switching to independant doubles or, as your other thread indicates, pulling out your reel.
I wouldn't dive doubles without the skills and understanding to do deco dives safely - as carrying that amount of gas tends to get you there real fast.
If you are diving conditions that need a reel then you are going to need the skills, training and experience to go with that - which takes time to build up.
What did your 'wreak diving certification' cover?
Cheers,
Rohan.
I wouldn't dive doubles without the skills and understanding to do deco dives safely - as carrying that amount of gas tends to get you there real fast.
If you are diving conditions that need a reel then you are going to need the skills, training and experience to go with that - which takes time to build up.
What did your 'wreak diving certification' cover?
Cheers,
Rohan.
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