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To: "techdiver@inset.com"%5173.dnet@gte.com
Subject: RE:
From: MSMAIL%"HeimannJ@WL* SCSD"%GTEC3.dnet@gt*.co*
Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1993 14:52:26 -0500
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From: HeimannJ on Mon, Feb 15, 1993 1:31 PM
Subject: RE:  
To: techdiver


>>I'd like to raise what is often a topic of good natured bar-room dispute in
>>technical diving circles:  the placement of the long hose.

>	I met a cave diver who used a piece of medical tubing or bungee cord
>	that wrapped around the tank. She had a seven foot Octopus. She kept 
>	it spooled in a circular loop and pinned inside the bungee/tubing.
>	It was easily accessible by just pulling it right out of the tubing.
>	It would come right out no problem. 
>
>	Chris

You are descring the second option I referred to.  The third option (figure 8s)
requires hanging two loops of tubing off the manifold to hold the hose.  Some
insist that the first option, wrapping the hose around the neck (once for a 5
ft. hose, twice for a 7 ft.), is good because it eliminates the need for this
bungee tubing, which after all is one more thing to break.

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