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Right - here is the deal. I have an unmanifolded twinset for the following reasons:
I cant isolate a manifold cos my arms are not long enough to reach around and turn off the knob.
I cant use a slob knob cos i think it scares the hell outta trainees - they have waaay too much to remember (like breathing for a start) as it is, let alone what the hell to do with your kit if it buggers.
If i cant isolate them, then what the hell is the point of having them apart from the extra gas you carry?
i had a huge bust up with a plank in my club bcos he said that he could reach his knob (no jokes please....) by shoving one hand down the bottom of the cylidners and pushing them up, and doing some weird karma sutra movement with the other hand to reach, and i said at 50m, in the dark, narked outta your box?? He spat the dummy.
So the point being, if you have a manifold, how important is it that you can isolate them?
Right - here is the deal. I have an unmanifolded twinset for the following reasons:
I cant isolate a manifold cos my arms are not long enough to reach around and turn off the knob.
I cant use a slob knob cos i think it scares the hell outta trainees - they have waaay too much to remember (like breathing for a start) as it is, let alone what the hell to do with your kit if it buggers.
If i cant isolate them, then what the hell is the point of having them apart from the extra gas you carry?
i had a huge bust up with a plank in my club bcos he said that he could reach his knob (no jokes please....) by shoving one hand down the bottom of the cylidners and pushing them up, and doing some weird karma sutra movement with the other hand to reach, and i said at 50m, in the dark, narked outta your box?? He spat the dummy.
So the point being, if you have a manifold, how important is it that you can isolate them?