Use a 40 of 50/50 and a 30 or 40 of oxygen.  Both of these should be
attached on the left as per usual, without extending the length of cord
to one or the other.  Second stage hoses should be about 40 inches.

Oh, and you may want to consider following rule # 1.

-Sean


On Sat, 1 May 1999 13:48:56 +0800, Mark Wagstaff wrote:

>I currently dive a single stage mounted under my left arm, in accordance with
WKPP principles.  I am about to commence TDI Extended range and will need a
second stage.  The accepted practice amongst those I dive with is that the
second stage goes under the right arm -  generally considered to be strokism!
>
>So, what to do.  Please advise how the second stage cylinder is mounted on the
left side.  Do you use longer webbing or cord straps that pass behind the top
cylinder or, mount the lower cylinder directly on the upper.
>
>What is considered to be the best size stage cylinders?  I currently have a 5l
but, two of these on one side is going to be quite a weight and, space
requirement.
>
>I will be doing deep open ocean divers and possibly some wreck.
>
>Wags
>


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