John Trecker
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Me too. Not sure what a spool is
Pictures of how to mount a transmitter using a short hose ...
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Mike1967
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I found this video which was very helpful -
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Scared Silly
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It would have been good if he actually showed the spool. Which is the critical part. The quick shot of it between his fingers was lacking.
reefseeker2
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Never seen these short hoses before. Maybe good idea. Mine is just screwed into 1st stage all these years. I never like that it could be used for a handle but never had an issue. But I really would like it closer, connecting sometimes is a lot faster if closer to the watch. Is that the reason you are using this?
larsdennert
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Anyone have an idea how to hook up this uwatec? Doesn't have a channel for the spool.
I have used transmitters and never on a hose. Don't see the need for it. I also live in Bali where there are porters that take your gear out of the truck and onto the beach. I have never had an issue with them using my transmitters as a handle.
I also admit that I don't see the need for a spg as a backup unless you dive two spgs when diving without a transmitter.
I also admit that I don't see the need for a spg as a backup unless you dive two spgs when diving without a transmitter.
larsdennert
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The issue is that the machine recess on the Poseidon regulator doesn't let the body screw all the way in. Not meant to be. I guess I'll be reading the spg.
reefseeker2
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My goal was just wanting it closer to my D9 watch. Sometimes to pair it works faster if almost touching it. A hand full of times it I did not pair it before or got separated it will not pair, then I am forced to shut off the air and turn it back on while holding the watch right next to transmitter. Maybe 6 or 8 times this has happened out of 500 dives. Next trip backing up the new iWatch, should be interesting.
Could you please provide another photo showing the end of the transmitter?
It kind of looks like there is an allen or or torx fitting in place...perhaps that is flow restrictor?
If not, it could be a broken spool or one that was pushed too far into the transmitter.
-Z
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