Why bungee

[Izu]

Without drilling holes in the case, whats the best way to bungee a standard oceanic puck computer ?
Advice appreciated.

 

[dcs917]

Please check my blog link below (scroll down the page). I have a review of the DSS Suunto SK-7 Compass and Sunnto Vyper wrist mounts. Really like them - for all the reasons listed above!

Dive safe.

 

[Padipro]

This is bungee...

 

[hamsiss]

Thanks now I can understand

 

[CompuDude]

This is bungee...

Looks more like half bungee half elastic...

But the left half is indeed bungee.

 

[mwhities]

Pardon me
What is "bungee"?
Is this "bungee";

That's a retracter.

Michael

 

[MSilvia]

Please describe. I have both a computer & compass to convert.

The simplest way I know of to eliminate a single point of wrist strap failure (the way I've done it), is to have two pieces of bungee acting as independant straps. Obviously, this requires four connection points.

In order to minimize a gauge "flapping around" if one cord breaks, I cross them as shown in this crude drawing:

 

[Rainer]

Hadn't thought of that, Matt. I have two pieces, but they don't cross. I guess I'm willing to live with the flap for a dive (I keep extra bungee with my spares, so would only be an issue for one dive). That said, looks sleek. Notice any issues having them crossed? For my compass, I use Tobin's boot and thread it to offset the compass (easier to read without placing my arm perpendicular to my chest). Could that be done with crossed straps?

 

[Hoosier]

This is bungee...

Someone might confuse you with a robotcop...