Thread: Meg setup.
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Old 31st October 2006, 20:33   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Meg setup.

Quote: (Originally Posted by abc) View Original Post
I think I will have trouble getting to the O2 off in case of a solenoid jam open on the O2 injector, especially with a dry suit. This will not be a problem on the dil. side and i think It might make hose lay out a bit easier.
It,s nice to know a few guys out there use this setup and do not seem to have had any problems.
I guesss I could route the O2 to the inject input from a take off with valve on the manual inject counterlung that way I would have good manual control if needed.

Anyway thanks for the reply, much appreciated. abc
I have never had any problems reaching the bottles with a drysuit. Nor do i have a problem unplugging the solenoid in case it jams open.

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