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DIR Equipment: Discuss Long hose, single tank in the DIR forums: Lot's of excess hose there too It's not looking all that clean or streamlined...

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Old 14-01-08, 10:20 PM
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Lot's of excess hose there too
It's not looking all that clean or streamlined
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Managed to find a photo to sort of describe the problem with the hose looping:

http://www.hvsac.co.uk/files/hose.jpg
Your issue is the LP port positioning on your DST. Changing to a DS4 or Mk25 will improve it.

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Not being DIR, I had a similar issue. I've got a D ring on my pouched weightbelt, - for clipping onto when RIB diving-, and bought one of those cheapo plastic hose clips,- an idea suggested by Digger -, which clips onto the D ring and holds the long hose into my body.

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Errrrmmmmmmmmmm, not exactly DIR though

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A cheaper alternative to the upgrade to a mk25 is to get a salvo SR2 first stage
Routes exactly the same as the scubapro regs
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