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Old 06-04-02, 07:25 AM
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But inverted (right way up) is the recognised way to wear cylinders in industry who are working to H&S guidelines.

Bollox to getting supple, it is not the best way to e able to reach valves.  Why do firemen, Navy divers and other industrial BA users wear cylinders the right way up?

As for picking up a dropped reg, easy.  As with other divers you would merely trace the reg along the hose from the first stage.  And as with the holistic DIR chaps the hose would be traced around the divers torso, and the shorter one bungeed around the neck.  (with breakable string, not a 10 quid yellow necklace)

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