sambolino44
Contributor
I recently did a night dive with my Suunto Gekko on my right forearm, and my main light in my left hand, with a lanyard around my wrist. The Gekko has no light, so to see it you have to use your light. Shining on the computer to look at it didn't work nearly as well as charging up the luminescent backface by holding the light right on top of the computer for a few seconds before I look at it. Not sure how that would work with your computer. To use my inflator, I would just let the light dangle from the lanyard, but that's not such a good idea because the swinging light can inadvertently make other divers think you're in trouble.
More recently I've started holding my light in my right hand, which makes it much easier to manage my wing inflator. Not sure what I'll do on my next night dive.
More recently I've started holding my light in my right hand, which makes it much easier to manage my wing inflator. Not sure what I'll do on my next night dive.
