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| Tek-Talk: Discuss Long wing inflator for twinverts? in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: <font color='#000080'>OK, I get how long hoses are going to be necessary to twinvert my set, ... |
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| Imported post <font color='#0000FF'>I'm still using my regular wing inflator hose which joins the inflator from below, consequently the inflator goes under my left arm and is bungeed up to a D-ring on my harness left side, wing has two other pull dumps so no problems there. considering getting a long inflator hose in the future but not actually necessary at the moment The SPG is still on same hose as before, I tend to clip it to my crotch D-ring, length seems fine for my needs. Currently still using my original octo hose (~75 cm long), comes up around the side of the wing from below. Could do with being a couple of centimeres longer for my liking but it was fine when doing surprise OOA drills last week (it's on a silicon tubing necklace) In fact the only hose replacement I absolutely needed to invert my rig was a 2 metre primary hose (£36 from Denny diving), and you may very well already have one of those. I'd recommend a valve guard, got mine (CD one) S/H from Andy TT, Jay has a link to a cheap (1st hand) valve guard manufacturer Chee-az Steve |
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>Hi Digger, my rig is almost the same as Steve W's except that my inflator hose is bungeed across my chest from left to right. Beaver do a 2.1m hose for £22.95. Safe diving, Steve.
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| Imported post Steve W, How much is cheap, for a valve guard, and have you got that link? |
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| Imported post <font color='#0000FF'>There you go... Custom Diver ones are about £90 + p&p from DWH, these ones above are £50. CD ones are IMHO a bit more "aesthetically pleasing", but at half the price the others look like a good deal to me. (my SH one was £60 from andyTT). Either way, the feeling of being able to fiddle with your knobs (oo-er missus!) as you're finning along is well worth the investment, especially if you're like me and Captain Paranoia is a familiar dive buddy Chee-az Steve |
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>Thanks guys. i'm going to give it a try I think, but I'm not going to go out and spend £50 on a avlve guard just yet! I've already got my reg on a 2m hose, and I've got a few octopus length hoses knocking around, so it looks like I'm not far from being ready to do the deed. |
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| Imported post £50 is the cheapest I've seen, but like Digger, I'm not about to run out and spend it just yet. Has anyone tried the DIY option? Hmmm...sounds like the start of another thread to me... |
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| Imported post Mdemon,I've PM'd you but not sure if it'll work! Hobby. |
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| Imported post <font color='#0000FF'>I made a computerised technical sketch of the CD one for one of our Maltesers (think it was Pierre) who was going to make their own version, let me know if anyone wants a copy Chee-az steve |
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| Imported post I made one. I just bent a piece of steel and used some u bolts around the cylinder necks. worked fine.
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