waterpirate
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Just curious why you decided to clip it off on the right side?
My hog rig was not a purest set up, and the right side worked best for me 5 years ago. YMMV
Eric
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Just curious why you decided to clip it off on the right side?
I too clip my SPG off on the right side because the transmitter is on the recommended by Uwatec left HP port of the first stage.
This seems unnecessarily dramatic. Constant instrument information feedback? In my case, constant means every ten minutes or so for the first 40 minutes, and then more frequently. Perhaps I'm courting an untimely demise, but it's hard for me to envision a scenario where my tank goes from almost full to empty in less than ten minutes without some sort of clue aside from my gauges. (And what is information feedback?)The fact is, equipping ourselves for a dive is not a fashion statement (ok, maybe incidentally) but one of having the proper equipment to visit and alien world safely for a while, a world in which, without accurate and constant instrument information feed back, we can make a mistake and mistake can be fatal.
Off topic, but do you know why Uwatec recommends the left HP port for your transmitter? I would have assumed all HP ports were created equal.