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Originally Posted by Reeve
I have quite a lot of tinkering to do with the unit before I'll be happy. It's set up with 2 7l's currenly, piller valves upright. Am thinking of making or buying a stand, setting the 7's the other way around (correctway for RB's) and putting a little 3L on the bottom for O2 and use both 7's for diluent / bailout. Thoughts anyone.
Hi Gareth,

why bother fitting a stand when the upright 7's fullfill the same purpose and give you a greater reserve/better filling logistics? I dive this configuration and found that it suits me very well (but I know I'm in the minority there) I suspect you'll find they stick out too much if you invert them. 3L are better for that. Though I also use long 3L valves up if I need a lighter unit and less gass.

Re changing the DSV second stage - most new Kiss owner look at that and then find it can't be done (easily) as the pargon has such a small mouthpiece stem that nothing else seems to fit.

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Anke
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