(how to) 6 Tanks Backmount configuration with stage rigging kit

[@Dave-22]

finally a backmount diver with proper tank trim !! this is rare !

[@Skunkiboi]

Thanks for showing! I noticed myseld the way to manage it is two tanks in sidemount configuration and the others as stage tanks. But my solutions was a lot less sophisticated.

[@PanamaDiveAdventure]

Well done. The video was very good and it is explicit.

[@RobinBaertschi]

Thx :) it's a bit old! I would doing in a different way for some point now ;) but still, it works.

[@rontourage7384]

That makes for great, Great White Shark prevention protection! Hehe! That is a lot of work, and a lot of extra money I can use on my Hellcat!

[@eaboatnuts76]

is the long hose still available after the 3 and 4 tank is in place? I noticed that there was no s drill performed after tank donning was complete

[@MichaelTandy11]

Because of his long hose been untucked from the beginning unfortunately when he puts the right side cylinder on he traps the loop making it impossible to fully deploy the long hose, but with a little more care on the set up it is a very nice way of carrying all those cylinders.

[@RobinBaertschi]

Still available but it's a bit tricky yes...it can be fully deploy but not instantly! but for sur you can share your gas instantly, then deploy the long hose. Finally i think the best solution in this case, is to store your long hose in the belt of your harness front of you.

[@Dave-22]

but when ur at the point of needing 6 tanks u might aswell use a rebreather, at current helium prices you will get your money back fast

[@wallybrown9509]

Very clean.

[@dmdivers]

Nice one - great video

[@dannygjk]

With that setup I suppose you can work below 100 meters for a significant period of time.

[@shipwreckscuba2651]

Flip me. How deep is the swimming pool?

[@DiverEgypt]

why not put the right side stages on a leash which in my opinion is better ?

[@RobinBaertschi]

Mostafa El-Damaty less manip for gas switch on that way ;) but leash is really good option as well