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2 The Razor Harness 2Step 8: Sizing and Fitting the Side-Mount BungeeIf using very heavy SM tanks then a thicker gauge bungee cord may berequired. Thicker bungee cord will also need larger gauge Hog rings.The SM Bungee is not designed to support the SM tanks out of the water andwill be damaged or broken if this is attempted.If a diver wishes to carry the tankson the harness out of the waterthen a loop of heavy duty cordcan be tied around the tankneck and a double ender usedto clip this to the shoulderD rings.38
2 The Razor Harness 2Step 9: Weighting and TrimDiving either under weighted or over weighted is inefficient and potentially dangerous.Correct weighting is critical to mastery of buoyancy control and trim allowingeasier more comfortable diving.Both the correct amount of ballast weight required and its ideal position on thediver need to be established.Enter the water wearing all of your equipment including your normal exposure protectionand full tanks.Dump all of the air from both the Primary and Backup BAT Wing and your Drysuitif you are using one.Add any weight required until you are neutrally buoyant while holding a normalbreath just below the surface.This is the amount of weight you will need to add to the T Weight System plus asmall amount extra to compensate for the weight of the gas in the tanks.It is recommended to redo the weighting check at the end of the dive with the gasin your SM tanks at 500psiNow you will need to establish the correct positioning of the weight to improve trim,swimming efficiency and your stability in the water.Trim has 2 components horizontal (head to toe) and lateral (side to side).Horizontal trim can be optimized by moving the weight higher or lower as required.Lateral trim can be optimized by positioning weights as close to the center line ofthe body as possible to minimize turning moments.Having weights positioned as close as possible to both the center line of the bodyand the middle of the body will give greater stability and therefore greater controlwhile diving in all orientations.39
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