Pictures of how primary is attached and cord is stowed?

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Hi,

I just purchased an Eos primary. I don't know where it is usually mounted, or how the cord is stowed, so I'm hoping to find some pictures that show it. If anyone can point me to some, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks!

 

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on the right side of the waist belt behind an extra buckle like you see here: Recreational Diving | Halcyon Dive Systems

You will at a minimum need a bolt snap tied to the lighthead to clip that off to the right chest Dring when not in use. You can read up on light cord over or under in oddles of threads here

 

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Here ya go

 

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tartullian:

Here ya go

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I would revise hoses length, routing, etc.

 

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vioch:

OMG!
You are in the DIR subforum....

I would revise hoses length, routing, etc.

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Nevermind that "lovely" tank boot and mesh cover on the stage.

 

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rjack321:

Nevermind that "lovely" tank boot and mesh cover on the stage.

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These, as well as transmitter, were reffered to etc.

 

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vioch:

These, as well as transmitter, were reffered to etc.

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At least its got "H's" on there!

 

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Who cares? The picture shows how to secure a canister properly. He didn't post the picture to a DIR thread asking about hose routing or transmitters...

Good Lord...

 

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You'll find some helpful pic's here:

Equipment Configuration | Global Underwater Explorers

 

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Rainer:

Who cares? The picture shows how to secure a canister properly. He didn't post the picture to a DIR thread asking about hose routing or transmitters...

Good Lord...

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Tank mesh or overly long hoses may be style points, but it looks to me like he has the long hose coming off the left post.