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Attaching the canister and light head:
The canister comes set up with two ways of
being connected to dive gear.
1.
The first is the blue one inch webbing that
can be connected to another piece of
webbing such as the waist strap. The lower
end of the webbing has shock cord to make
attaching and removing the canister easier.
If the shock cord is not desired it may be
removed and the lower hose clamp can be
threaded through the bottom loop of the
canister webbing.
2.
The second attachment option is the two
loops of shock cord. Double ender bolt
snaps, quick links, or other hardware may be
used to connect the shock cord loops to the
dive gear. The loops work well for back
mounting which is the preferred method of
most side mount divers or to a back plate
which is common with many wreck divers.
3.
When back mounting the canister the blue
webbing can be run under the crotch strap to
stabilize the canister and keep it from
moving around.
4.
The light head snaps in and out of the
Goodman handle clip. The clip is very
durable and will maintain pressure to secure
the light head for many years. Align the
indentation part of the light head with the
clip arms and push the light head straight
down into the clip.
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