Brownie’s THIRD LUNG F280X, Owner'S Manual, Page: 8 / 24

STEP 5
MOUNTINg.
Feed heat hose through oval hole in bottom of pan and also through the middle of the tube. Place entire pan into the tube.
The mounting straps on the compressor pan are lined up with corresponding straps on the tube cover. Snap the buckles
together and adjust straps. Keep snug to prevent slipping.
STEP 6
HEAT HOSE
Snap the 60-foot down line to the black heat hose. Unreel rather than uncoil the
hose on the deck. Even with the QRS fittings it is best to eliminate as many coil
loops as possible.
STEP 7
HOSES
For one diver, snap one or more of the 20-foot diver hoses directly to the 60-foot
down line. For two, snap
one QRS Y divider to the 60-foot, common hose; then
snap the two 20 foot diver hoses to the Y divider. Snap the regulator to the end
of the diver hoses. For three divers, snap
two QRS hose dividers to the 60-foot,
common hose; then, snap the three 20-foot diver hoses to the Y dividers. Again,
snap the regulator to the end of the diver hoses. For four divers, snap three
QRS hose dividers to the 60-foot down line. Then, you should follow the same pattern as previously stated.
STEP 8
HOW TO ADJUST THE DROP WEIgHT CUMMERBELT:
1. Unclip the front buckle
2. Undo the Velcro underneath the buckle
3. Lay the belt flat open. Unzip the sleeve located on the back of the belt. You
will see that there is a piece of elastic with the Velcro adjustments on both
sides. The belt should be adjusted evenly on both sides so the front buckle
is centered across the mid-section. Simply undo the Velcro and re-adjust
them to fit the waist of the diver. (*For extremely small waist divers: You can
switch the ends of the belt from opposite stainless steel loops to the loops
that are next to each other. See Figure 6, bottom belt configuration will
reduce belt size by approximately 3 inches.) Zip the sleeve back up.
4. Unclip the buckles that hold the drop weight pockets in place. Each pocket can hold up to 10 lbs. of weight. We
recommend using soft lead shot weights rather than hard weights as they conform better to the shape of the
pocket. See Figure 7. Undo the Velcro and distribute the weight evenly into each pocket, then re-Velcro.
5. Reinsert the pockets matching the bend in the pocket to the bend
in the belt itself, and reconnect the buckles. See Figures 8 and 9.
Figure 6
Figure 7
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