Right then! lets start by putting that twinset the right way round - get yersel inverted girl, you know it makes sense[b said:Quote[/b] (Julia C @ Feb. 17 2004,19:11)]anyone offering to come and sort it out better for me?![]()
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<font color='#000080'>Looks like the hoses are long enough for it![b said:Quote[/b] (Steve W @ Feb. 17 2004,22:09)]get yersel inverted girl, you know it makes sense![]()
<font color='#000080'>i'm convinced that this is my problem - i try to take the minimum of stuff on dives but i still end up looking cluttered, cos there's just not enough space[b said:Quote[/b] (Janos @ Feb. 17 2004,20:03)]We were discussing this before the dive, and came to the conclusion that being small, Jules has got about the quarter of the surface area to hang bits of kit on.
<font color='#32CD32'>NOW I DEMAND AN APOLOGY TOO![b said:Quote[/b] (diving dude @ Feb. 17 2004,19:19)]that `orrible thing attached to your right leg
O.K, this is just my humble opinion though! I do this quite a lot with our sports divers and new DLs who go out and get their own kit. Perhaps try to get the Apex reg on the right post (as it sits on your back) turned round 90 degrees as the one on the left post is, then get the hoses routing downwards, they sit nicely then. Turning the reg round will also mean you can get your transmitter (if that is what I think I am seeing) out of the way of the valve, faciltating a shut down.[b said:Quote[/b] ]anyone offering to come and sort it out better for me?
what, his tongue ?[b said:Quote[/b] ]I think Juz was sticking his tongue out because Jules "couldn't get it in"