Transmitters on Short Hoses?

[Scuba Client]

LOL. I guess there are also divers who already know it all.

Most of the Technical divers I know and have met are very humble. They are very inquisitive to hear other opinions, and never feel threatened to learn new techniques and theories.

 

[tursiops]

Most of the Technical divers I know and have met are very humble. They are very inquisitive to hear other opinions, and never feel threatened to learn new techniques and theories.

So I assume you are not a technical diver?

 

[Scuba Client]

So I assume you are not a technical diver?

Quasi...

 

[Jafo19D]

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I discovered this configuration a while ago on the board and have been diving this for a few dives and I am actually quite happy with it.

That’s pretty cool but isn’t that too short for you to see in case there’s an issue with the transmitter or computer ?

 

[Kofferfisch]

That’s pretty cool but isn’t that too short for you to see in case there’s an issue with the transmitter or computer ?

I use this configuration exclusively for sidemount diving.The hose length is 15cm (~6 inch) which is what i think actually standard. If you want to dive backmount, the hose should of course be longer.

Under the following link you will find the origin of the idea.
Hose setup..need advice!

 

[Jafo19D]

I use this configuration exclusively for sidemount diving.The hose length is 15cm (~6 inch) which is what i think actually standard. If you want to dive backmount, the hose should of course be longer.

Under the following link you will find the origin of the idea.
Hose setup..need advice!

Thanks I realized how dumb my question was a few minutes after posting it.

I have a console3 and sometimes I regret not getting an air integrated computer and getting rid of that huge console. Well at least I didn’t spend much on it (eBay).

 

[Mike1967]

Well at least I didn’t spend much on it

Well, sell it and buy a Shearwater

 

[Jafo19D]

Well, sell it and buy a Shearwater

Believe me I’m tempted.

 

[lostsheep]

Most of the Technical divers I know and have met are very humble. They are very inquisitive to hear other opinions, and never feel threatened to learn new techniques and theories.

Try going out on a boat run by GUE guys with your SM rig.

 

[ginti]

Try going out on a boat run by GUE guys with your SM rig.

Do you mean that GUE divers would not be curious and/or would not accept it and/or understand it? May I ask you how many times you faced this problem, and how many GUE divers you met in your life?