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**jkromelow** · 6th August 2007, 17:48

I know there must be a simple solution...what have I overlooked?

I wear my VR3 on my right arm and my Meg primary display on my left. I have been using a SUUNTO SK7 compass. I found that this setup makes the compass absolutely worthless. While this may be quite obvious to most, I have discovered that the error introduced by wearing the compass on either arm, on either side of each device produces unreliable compass readings.

What to do? What do others do? A different compass?

I really do not want to wear the primary and the VR3 on the left side together and the compass on the right. I like to be able to look at the VR3 and use my left arm/hand interdependently for buoyancy adjustments, especially on ascent.

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jkromelow PreNarked Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Dolphin Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Dolphin Home Build Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: San Francisco, CA, USA Posts: 59	Where to put the compass? I know there must be a simple solution...what have I overlooked? I wear my VR3 on my right arm and my Meg primary display on my left. I have been using a SUUNTO SK7 compass. I found that this setup makes the compass absolutely worthless. While this may be quite obvious to most, I have discovered that the error introduced by wearing the compass on either arm, on either side of each device produces unreliable compass readings. What to do? What do others do? A different compass? I really do not want to wear the primary and the VR3 on the left side together and the compass on the right. I like to be able to look at the VR3 and use my left arm/hand interdependently for buoyancy adjustments, especially on ascent. __________________ Justin Kromelow TDI Instructor PADI MSDT
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