DaleC
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Oh thanks Karl, now I'm googling MSR bags with a gleam in my eye
Did you put an LPI on or just inflate with the sippy tube.
Did you put an LPI on or just inflate with the sippy tube.
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How so? It doesn't take very long to learn how to operate a bottom mount LPI.
For OW, which the rig is designed for,...
....there is no need for a bottom LPI. What you are doing is transplanting the requirements of one regime into another.
You are repeating yourself and I've already shown the pictures that disprove your mistaken notion of hose routing issues (post 76).
....you may think it won't work there I am, out sming every weekend. Go figure?
Oh thanks Karl, now I'm googling MSR bags with a gleam in my eye
Did you put an LPI on or just inflate with the sippy tube.
If this is convoluted to you then we are miles apart in thinking:....
but your drawing shows you don't even know how a top mounted LPI LP hose is routed. You don't bring it up to the top of the shoulder and then back down again. It connects at the chest like my photo clearly shows.
And while we're at it. Why are you routing your long hose across your chest and around your neck and your short hose around your neck as well - that is a spaghetti incident. Why not route the short hose straight up from the right and the long hose across the neck from the left. Far less traffic in that critical "left shoulder" region.
Over the shoulder would also make life easier for anyone who wants to mount a tank on either the left or right side when using single tank sidemount - I'm not saying it's the right approach but it would make things easier.
Why are you routing your long hose across your chest and around your neck and your short hose around your neck as well - that is a spaghetti incident. Why not route the short hose straight up from the right and the long hose across the neck from the left. Far less traffic in that critical "left shoulder" region.
I am actually trying think this one through, and I do not see how an over the shoulder corrugated hose makes the kit work from both sides.