How do you stow your second inflator when not necessary (diving dry, etc)

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00wabbit

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I have an sms100d so that when I dive wet I will have redundant bouyancy.

When I am diving dry I don't feel I need access to it and would like to have the right side a little cleaner. What are some good ways to stow it? Right now I just have it bungeed to the shoulder strap, but it still sits on top of everything.

note - this is for recreational diving.
 
I route the inflator down the side of the wing and tuck it under a bungee. Stays put, stays out of the way, yet I can reach back, un-bungee it and utilize if need be.
 
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