How to attach Air Integrated Pod and Backup SPG to regulator

[Joe135]

What is the correct way to hook up Air Integrated Pod and a backup SPG to the regulator? Should they both attach to different high pressure ports or is it necessary to use a splitter on the same high pressure port?

 

[Whitrzac]

Keep the spg in your save a dive kit

 

[VikingDives]

What is the correct way to hook up Air Integrated Pod and a backup SPG to the regulator? Should they both attach to different high pressure ports or is it necessary to use a splitter on the same high pressure port?

I agree that you probably don't need both. There's no correct way to do both, but I'd suggest you ensure that the transmitter is pointed toward the bottom of the tank. If it isn't, some knucklehead will attempt to "open" it like a valve, or attempt to pick your tank up with it.

 

[Joneill]

What is the correct way to hook up Air Integrated Pod and a backup SPG to the regulator? Should they both attach to different high pressure ports or is it necessary to use a splitter on the same high pressure port?

No need for a splitter - attach each to their own HP port.

I’d suggest mounting the transmitter so it’s on the same side as where you wear your computer to help minimize dropouts/loss of signal.

Some folks mount transmitters on a short hose (6” or less) to help avoid someone mistaking it for a valve and loosening it or, worse, lifting the tank by it (which could break it). I’ve used 2 transmitters mounted directly (no short hose) for several years and have not had any issues - but up to you on making the call on need for a short hose.