Which port for primary and secondary?

[CALI68]

I had a 24" HP hose on my last set up and it sucked with singles but worked great on my doubles. I ordered a 26" hose this time but was sent a 28" hose by mistake. I am going to keep the 28" hose as it still routes smoothly and is not excessively long and is easy to read when unclipped.

Is that acceptable in terms of DIR rules?

 

[Dryglove]

Is that acceptable in terms of DIR rules?

I am pretty sure the 26" hose is but am unsure of the 28" hose.

Read this from http://www.5thd-x.com/index2.html Notice it says 24 or 26 inch hose below

Equipment Specifications

DIR's equipment configuration is designed to be simple, efficient, and consistent. To get the most from your class it is advisable that you take the course in a complete DIR style system. To better assist you in preparing for class, we have listed below our suggested equipment lists for the class. Please check out our Learning Center or consult with us if you have further questions about your equipment needs.

Back plate BC System
SS or Aluminum Back plate w/ web harness and hardware
Back inflate style wing.
At least one depth-measuring device
At least one time-keeping device
Fins: non-split variety
At least one cutting device
X-notes or Wetnotes
One spool with 100 feet of line
One surface marker or lift bag
Exposure suit appropriate for the environment you will be diving in
Regulators & DIR Hose Configuration
5 or 7 ft. Primary Regulator Hose
22 or 24" Necklace Regulator Hose
24 or 26" SPG hose
Suggested Accessories (not required, just nice if available for you):
BC mounted canister dive light w/ Goodman handle or long hose catch such as a knife pouch.
Cylinders
Single tank configuration with K, H, or Y valve (need 2 per day of diving)
Double tank configuration (1 per day of diving)
No stage or decompression bottle is necessary for this class.

 

[OneBrightGator]

Is that acceptable in terms of DIR rules?

I don't think anyone would refuse to dive with you or kick you out of their class for 2" of HP hose.

Ben

 

[CALI68]

I don't think anyone would refuse to dive with you or kick you out of their class for 2" of HP hose.

Ben

Ya never know.