Razor SIDE MOUNT SYSTEM, Руководство пользователя

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2 Rigging the TWS Lumbar Strap
g
The extra webbing can cut off and sealed by burning the cut end. Be sure to leave
enough extra webbing to add more or larger weights in the future if necessary.
h
The webbing can be finished off by feeding it back through the bottom block
weight if required although this is not really necessary as it will end up inside the
Neoprene Wrap.
i
It is very important that the Lumbar strap of the Razor Harness determines the
distance between the DSP and the MBP not the Lumbar Strap of the TWS. Make
sure that the TWS Lumbar strap is not pulled tight and is the same length with the
weights fitted as the Lumbar strap of the Razor Harness.
j
Fit the Neoprene Wrap around the weight blocks on the Lumbar Strap of the TWS
and the Lumbar Strap of the Razor Harness so that they are both solidly locked
together. Ideally the Velcro closure of the Neoprene Wrap should be positioned
on the inside of the Razor Harness against the divers back. The loose end of the
Lumbar strap should be secured inside the Neoprene wrap. The Neoprene wrap
should not be placed around the webbing loop below the DSP so as not to inter-
fere with the SM Bungee.
k
The Neoprene Wrap can be cut down in two places in between the guide stitching
if required allowing the following configurations:
• Three single weight block wraps
• One double and one single weight block wrap
• One triple weight block wrap
Be sure to only cut between the stitching tramlines otherwise the edges of the
neoprene will fray.
l
Double check all fittings on the TWS are secure and refit the BAT Wing.