Two Perdix computers? No problem. DIY mount.

[Paul M]

Interesting idea, but I prefer to carry my Shearwaters separately, one on each wrist. (Thanks to Cave Adventurers for assembling the units.)

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Got any more pictures of this?
Am i right in thinking you can flip up the Perdix and write on the top slate 1.
Im a lefty , always wearing my computer and slate on the right. This might be nice to try.

 

[stretchthepenn]

Got any more pictures of this?
Am i right in thinking you can flip up the Perdix and write on the top slate 1.
Im a lefty , always wearing my computer and slate on the right. This might be nice to try.

I just took a few pics. Here y'go...

This particular computer is my right-wrist unit. It has no pencil because (a) I'm a righty and (b) I lost the pencil, but when I have a pencil, it stows very nicely under the thin shock cord at bottom.

 

[GF99/99]

When I dive dual rebreather I find it alot more comfortable and convenient to just put them next to each other. That huge stiff board looks very uncomfortable

 

[Gone for diving]

That huge stiff board looks very uncomfortable

Looks like OP is using very thick side wall PVC pipe, like schedule 40 or 80
Up in Canada we have sewer pipe PVC which is a lot thinner wall, about 1/8". That's what I make mine with... and can be warmed up and shaped if you wanted..

Actually it's extremely comfortable, being all in one,
only problem could be if someone had short arms,

 

[Texasguy]

When I dive dual rebreather I find it alot more comfortable and convenient to just put them next to each other. That huge stiff board looks very uncomfortable

Totally comfortable.

 

[Arsham]

Interesting idea, but I prefer to carry my Shearwaters separately, one on each wrist. (Thanks to Cave Adventurers for assembling the units.)

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Wow! You even have your line cutter there! Smart!

 

[Arsham]

I just took a few pics. Here y'go...

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This particular computer is my right-wrist unit. It has no pencil because (a) I'm a righty and (b) I lost the pencil, but when I have a pencil, it stows very nicely under the thin shock cord at bottom.

How the top of the Perdix us mounted to the slate? Can you please take closer shot of the top so I can see how and where it is mounted?

 

[stretchthepenn]

How the top of the Perdix us mounted to the slate? Can you please take closer shot of the top so I can see how and where it is mounted?

The Perdix is attached with bungee at top. The slate's layer-binding bungee routes through the Perdix's round holes.

The Perdix is attached with zip-ties at the bottom. The ties pass through two custom-drilled holes that match up with the Perdix's round holes.

 

[Arsham]

The Perdix is attached with bungee at top. The slate's layer-binding bungee routes through the Perdix's round holes.
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The Perdix is attached with zip-ties at the bottom. The ties pass through two custom-drilled holes that match up with the Perdix's round holes.
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Thanks a lot. That helps a lot

 

[Bonaireboy]

Interesting idea, but I prefer to carry my Shearwaters separately, one on each wrist. (Thanks to Cave Adventurers for assembling the units.)

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I’ve been contemplating this too to save arm real estate. I see you burned some holes for the bungee in the bottom of the EZcut sheath. Did you have issues with just running the wrist straps through the sheath Like a piece of webbing?

The other question is did you cut off the plastic pencil holder and replace it with bungee loops?