Exactly. Also, when the reg is in your mouth, turn the knob "away" from you to reduce cracking pressure. Or "towards" you to increase cracking pressure (i.e. reduce free flow potential).
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Does all this counterintuitive complicated stuff cover breathing upside down buried in sand in the desert
How about, turn knob away=more air
TURN KNOB AWAY FOR MORE AIR
But not necessarily for easier or more comfortable breathing
TURN KNOB AWAY FOR MORE AIR one instruction to remember where the obvious rest follows
Away from what???
Away from the top or the bottom
Turn it to the left, which left, not that left the other left, what if I'm using my right hand on a left handed reg
How about, turn knob away=more air
TURN KNOB AWAY FOR MORE AIR
But not necessarily for easier or more comfortable breathing
TURN KNOB AWAY FOR MORE AIR one instruction to remember where the obvious rest follows
Away from what???
Away from the top or the bottom
Turn it to the left, which left, not that left the other left, what if I'm using my right hand on a left handed reg
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