Brian asked: > DIR rigging puts the stage bottles on the left, and the > battery canister > on the right. I believe this is to allow for easy access to > the valves on > the stages, and allows the battery canister to assist in the > routing of the > long hose. <Stuff Snipped> I'm a lefty and I must say that I'd not noticed a problem with the 'conventional' hog rig. Trout's (I think) suggestion of mounting the cylinders with the valve knobs pointing down so that thay can be used by both hands is interesting. A good example of 'stating the bleedin' obvious, but it would not have occured to me:)' Are there any equally 'bleedin' obvious' flaws? I suppose I have to agree with whoever said that having grown up in a predominantly right handed world, you adapt. I think in a way I find that I'm probably more comfortable using either hand than a right-hander. Have you actually tried it and had problems, or are you anticipating a problem which you may find doesn't bother you? If you were thinking of a complete mirror image then you are limited in your choice of second stages. r Paul -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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