> If you are using a Aluminum/Stanless backplate, all that need be done is >to cut two 2"x1/4" slots on both sides of the backplate, approx 3.5" from >the center. I cut 4 slots in mine so I can use independents when manifolded >doubles are not possible (As in most sumps). Use the wings for a >template... Use 2 short bolts and wingnuts to hold the wings in the >desirable location. Mark the slot positions with a marker and use a grinder >to cut the slots. Takes just a little filing to smooth out the rough edges. >Thread cam-buckles (I use the newer Scuba Pro quick cam straps) through, >then pop the tank in and there you go. Jeff, this assumes you are using the Dive-Rite wings, or something similar, that have built-in windows for the straps. My AUL backplate came with those slots already cut, but I couldn't use them because my Seapro wings don't have the strap windows. Just out of curiosity, why can't you use manifolded doubles in sumps? --John -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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