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Old 17-05-07, 09:33 AM
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I rig it like this:

Bitz Scuba Diving Equipment Guide - Decompression and Stage Cylinder Markin Template for EAN50

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Valve handle horizontally away from my body. Seems to work OK.


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the use of rope means that there are no metal to metal connections, also the rope and hose(fuel hose or similar) provide a useful handle underwater (not on dry land). And you are right if I ever got stuck somewhere and for example keyed into a hole, I could cut the rope - I would not be able to do this with a metal/metal connection

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Why is a metal to metal connection bad?? It works for me at the minute, but as I said this is for a 3Ltr of EAN50 not for a 10 or 7 of trimix or similar.
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Why is a metal to metal connection bad?? It works for me at the minute, but as I said this is for a 3Ltr of EAN50 not for a 10 or 7 of trimix or similar.
Possibly due to dissimiliar metal corosion between the cylinder and jubilee clips.
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Possibly due to dissimiliar metal corosion between the cylinder and jubilee clips.
Just so that if absolutely required it can be cut away.
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