Pictures of AI Transmitter Attachments

[scrane]

I went AI to get rid of a hose, not just make it shorter. My transmitter is screwed directly to the first stage.

 

[Zef]

I believe it is RHIB not RIB: Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat

A RIB (rigid inflatable boat) just seems like an oxymoron.

-Z

 

[tursiops]

I believe it is RHIB not RIB: Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat

A RIB (rigid inflatable boat) just seems like an oxymoron.

-Z

Both terms are in common use.

 

[Akimbo]

This image might help people visualize the concept. Transmitters connect to HP hoses just like SPGs.

 

[Yellowdog]

This image might help people visualize the concept. Transmitters connect to HP hoses just like SPGs.

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What is the knob above on the left?

 

[Akimbo]

What is the knob above on the left?

It is a quick disconnect for a hose-mounted AI computer.

 

[Yellowdog]

It is a quick disconnect for a hose-mounted AI computer.

Got it. Thanks. XS Scuba sells one I was looking at. Any issues with it? XS Scuba High Pressure Hose Quick Disconnect Adapter

 

[tursiops]

Got it. Thanks. XS Scuba sells one I was looking at. Any issues with it? XS Scuba High Pressure Hose Quick Disconnect Adapter

How do you intend to use it?

 

[Yellowdog]

I had considered using it for the wireless transmitter to my Perdix AI. Obviously I can just remove the transmitter + 4" HP hose and reinstall the HP regulator port but it is a small part and requires an allen wrench. fyi - On my last trip to Cozumel I was diving for 4 days. The dive operator offered to store my BCD and regulator so that I did not have to carry it by taxi to the boat each morning. I did not want to leave the transmitter installed so I unscrewed it and replaced the port each afternoon but have been thinking about a quick disconnect since that trip.

 

[tursiops]

I did not want to leave the transmitter installed so I unscrewed it and replaced the port each afternoon

This doesn't really seem necessary....the reg itself is worth much more than the transmitter. Also, that is a lot of action on the poor o-ring....they don't last forever, and many folks replace them each time a hose/transmitter is put on.