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> >Anyway, here goes. ><< > The hose shouldn't actually be "around your neck". Instead, it goes > down from the right post behind the wings, between the light canister > and your right hip, then up along your chest biased toward the left, > around the back of your neck, then into your mouth. There's nothing > there to tighten up around your neck.>> > >It has only one pass around my neck. Just as you describe---only without the >canister light, using a waist pouch on my bc. For whatever reason, it does >tighten up around the right side of my neck, periodically. > Karla, I see you made it to techdiver. Good to see you are asking some questions here! The reason the hose is tightening up is that you are routing it too long, probably you have it too far under the pocket or something. The other possible problem is that the hose is rubbing up against another hose, and this friction causes it to not move freely when you move your head. Breathing the long hose is the way to go, it makes more sense to figure out how to do that right, than to come up with some convoluted CF. Once you get the long hose working right, it's a revelation. Kind of like the first time you bought a camera and it came with a lens cap that was attached to the strap, so you don't loose it every time you take it off. It simply makes sense, and works beautifully. Cheers. -- Paul B. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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