ivobj
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I use a 22' inflator hose (but admit it could be a little shorter), but not to connect to the drysuit, if I loose the drysuit inflation I will be aborting, consequently probably won't need to inflate further the drysuit.
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I was advised by DIR diver, that my 18" wing inflator hose is too short and should be longer (22") to be attached to a drysuit. So I decided to clarify this question.
Never heard of this concept. Last thing I would want is to have no primary buoyancy (wing) and no secondary either (suit) while I fiddled with this kinda switch.