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Anthony, I believe we "were" or "are" talking the same thing. The long hose comes straight down from the right post 1st stage. It is routed between the wings and the diver (not the tank), under the light canister, up across the chest around the neck and into the mouth. Phew! Not real complicated, but a mouthful none the less. Michael J. Kravit Boca Raton, Florida mkravit@mi*.co* (561) 394-6607 ---------- > From: Anthony DeBoer <adb@he*.re*.or*> > To: techdiver@terra.net > Subject: Re: Long Hose/ Tight Wrecks/Reply to Mark > Date: Saturday, January 04, 1997 2:21 PM > > George Irvine <gmiiii@in*.co*> wrote: > > It runs behind the wings (the plate is behind the wings) as in the picture > > Just to be sure we're on the same wavelength, I took "in front" as meaning > closer to the front of the diver wearing the rig, rather than from the > viewpoint of the photograph. In that photo, you can't see the backplate > because it's hidden "behind" the wings, which I think is what you mean > here, but in the other sense it's in front of the wings. > > To the best of my knowledge, the wings are always sandwiched between the > tanks and the backplate. > > -- > Anthony DeBoer http://www.onramp.ca/~adb/ > adb@he*.re*.or* (here) > adb@ge*.co* (work) #include "std.disclaimer" > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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