Suggestions on learning longhouse primary ?
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It isn’t rocket surgery. The most important thing is to make sure you can deploy the primary without it being trapped by anything on your right side.
I don't have any training with the ISE agency, but found their videos on how to set up the regs and the harness very helpful
Regs:
Harness:
Frog Kick Diving also has a good page on reg setup, with pictures: FROG KICK DIVING | FKD
BTW, if your first stage reg has a "5th port" on the end, I find that it is the best port for the long hose, with the first stage mounted to the valve at maybe approximately 15-30 degrees clockwise, such that the long hose port is pointing toward the diver's right hip.
Regs:
Harness:
Frog Kick Diving also has a good page on reg setup, with pictures: FROG KICK DIVING | FKD
BTW, if your first stage reg has a "5th port" on the end, I find that it is the best port for the long hose, with the first stage mounted to the valve at maybe approximately 15-30 degrees clockwise, such that the long hose port is pointing toward the diver's right hip.
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