MrBigfins
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If you use the travel belt, I added 2 split d rings on each side of the belt. You should have room to clip the back of the spare air to the last new d ring and the front of spare air to the factory d ring.
Attach a Spare Air to a ScubaPro Hydros?
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Best way to deal with opinionated, off topic posts are to simply ignore them.
Dan_P
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How much gas do you need to enter a gasshare in an emergency and make your planned ascend?
That volume will dictate which solution might be adequate, and then you can look at how to secure it.
Personally, I think the most simple and practical solution by far is to keep the reserve inside my primary tank(s).
That volume will dictate which solution might be adequate, and then you can look at how to secure it.
Personally, I think the most simple and practical solution by far is to keep the reserve inside my primary tank(s).
NAUI Wowie
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Bro! you got a hydros just buy the bungies you can attach on the weight pouch areas. If you get the larger size bungies a 3 cf spare air would work fine. maybe even, well probably even a 6cf spare air.
I also have a hydros and love it. Dont listen to maxbottom. Hes getting crotchety nowadays , darn whippershnappers and their newfangled contraptions!
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see the vid below for hydros accessories , or go to utube and look up hydros pro with accessories.
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