George Irvine wrote: >> One thing about that hose - it floats, so you really don't need to do anything special with it when you are not wearing a light, as in summer Ft Lauderdale diving. In this case it can go under the knife, which is on the belt , or just have a little of the hose tucked into the belt, if it is bothering you when you are upright in the water .<< Ever since our recent cave course my partner and I always breathe the (7 ft) long hose, i.e. also on regular open water dives. George once told me he used the 7 ft for dives with a planned penetration and a normal octo hose for open water. Is there any reason why breathing the 7 ft might not always be a good idea? md, munich
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