Pictures of how to mount a transmitter using a short hose ...
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Why do you need one? Without it a HP hose connected to an SPG or Transmitter will not seal.
RwP42
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This is good info. But would someone please explain what a quick disconnect is in this context (same as BCD inflator connection? picture?), and why it is useful? I could guess, but may as well hear from actual users. In practice, do you really remove it between dives on a boat?
Right now, I am looking for a new computer, and an air integrated one is on my radar.
Thanks.
Right now, I am looking for a new computer, and an air integrated one is on my radar.
Thanks.
Timmy V
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I would say yes as a fail safe. Some say no as you can just end your dive if the transmitter fails. I'd rather not have to end my dive.
Timmy V
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Yeah fitting those tiny -003 o-rings can be a tricky process and painful on the fingertips which is why some people use 70 Duro instead of the correct 90 Duro.
Then I discovered the trick of lubing a 90 Duro o-ring, laying it on top of a pencil eraser then pushing the spool down hard onto it... usually pops straight on!
Timmy V
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I'll have to try that. I keep a few in my kit with new orings so I can just swap if needed then replace when I have time. I usually put them in the palm of my hand and drive the spindle through my hand almost before it pops on.
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