blu3 Nomad User manual

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Owner’s - Users Manual
Nomad
BLU3, Inc.
3005 NW 25th Ave, Suite 2
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
Telephone: [phone]
Email: inf[email protected]
diveblu3.com
Original Date of Issue: September 2021
For other languages and to nd the most updated version, go to: diveblu3.com/manuals
Language: eng
Revision: 0
Date of Issue of Revision: September, 2021
IMPORTANT
Read carefully before use.
Keep for future reference.
Download This Manual Here

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BLU3 Online Dive Training Course available at:
diveblu3.teachable.com
Prior to diving, ALL Users must:
Read and understand the Nomad Owner's - Users Manual,
Complete the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluation and
Complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
IMPORTANT:
Read the back of this sheet for warranty information.
Prior to diving, ALL Users must:
Read and understand the Nomad Owner's - Users Manual,
Complete the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluation and
Complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
IMPORTANT:
Read the back of this sheet for warranty information.
Prior to diving, ALL Users must:
Read and understand the Nomad Owner's - Users Manual,
Complete the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluation and
Complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
IMPORTANT:
Read the back of this sheet for warranty information.

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1 Explanaon of Symbols
2 General Precauons and Important Safety Informaon
3 Introducon
3.1 Product Descripon
3.2 Intended Use
3.2.1 Who Can Use Nomad
  3.2.2PermissibleDivingCondions
3.3 Before Your First Dive
3.3.1BLU3FitnesstoDiveEvaluaon     
3.3.2 BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
4 Specicaons
5 CE Cercaons
6 Unpackaging Your Nomad
6.1 Packaging Notes
6.1.1 Keep Original Packaging
6.1.2 Recycling
6.2 Package Contents
6.3 Product Registraon
7 Preparing for Your First Startup
7.1 Baery and Baery Charger Warnings
7.2 Charging the Baery
7.3 Checking the Baery Capacity
7.4 Installing the Dive Flag
7.5 Adjusng the Harness Aachment Point
7.6 Donning the Dive Harness
8 Startup Instrucons
8.1 Component Inspecon
8.2 Powering Up
8.3 Installing the Nomad Dry Bag Float
8.4 Installing the Snorkel Tube
8.5 Gearing Up
8.6 Pre-Dive Check
8.7 Beginning the Dive
9 Diving Consideraons
9.1 Air Hose Management
9.2 Removing the Dive Harness
9.3 Baery Life
9.3.1BaeryChargePlanning
9.3.2LowBaeryWarningfortheDiver
9.4 Smart Reg™ Operaon
9.4.1 ON/OFF Knob
9.4.2 Inhale or Exhale - Do NOT hold your breath
9.4.3 Breathing Rhythm and Pump Speed
  9.4.4PurgeBuonOperaonandSmartRegClearingProcess
9.4.5 Free-Flow Stop
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9.5 Avoiding and Managing Hazards While Diving
9.5.1 Air Hose Entanglement
9.5.2 Water Intrusion
9.5.3 Contaminated Air Intake
  9.5.4Out-of-AirSituaons
9.5.5 Weight Belts
10 Shutdown Instrucons
10.1 Exing the Water
10.2 Systems Checks
10.3 Roune Maintenance Diving Shutdown
11 Storage Instrucons
12 Traveling with Nomad
13 Maintenance
13.1 Every 3 months
13.2 Every 100 dives
13.3 If Water Gets onto the Electrical Connecons
13.4 If Water gets into the Air Intake
13.5 If Sand Gets into the Air Intake
13.6 Air free-owing from the Smart Reg™
13.7 If the Mouthpiece is Damaged
13.8 If the Air Hose is Damaged
13.9 If the Snorkel Tube O-rings are Lost or Damaged
13.10 If the Dive Harness is Damaged
13.11 If the Harness Aachment Point is Damaged
14 Troubleshoong
14.1 If Nomad is Beeping an Error Code
14.2 Esmang Number of Dives on Nomad
14.3 Calibrang the Smart Reg™
14.4 Idenfying Leaks
14.4.1 Air Hose Leak Check
14.4.2 Pump Body Leak Check
14.4.3 Snorkel Tube Leak Check
14.5 If Nomad is Not Pumping Air Or Air Flow is Limited
15 Parts and Service
15.1 Replacement Parts
15.2 Sending your Nomad in for Service
16 Patent Pending
17 Component Diagrams
APPENDIX A: Instrucons to access addional informaon and BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
APPENDIX B: BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon
APPENDIX C: BLU3 Assumpon of Risk, Waiver, Liability Release & Hold Harmless Agreement
APPENDIX D: Limited Warranty
APPENDIX E: Checklists
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The following symbols will be used throughout the document and on BLU3 products to highlight crical
informaon. Please pay careful aenon to each instance of these symbols.
1 Explanaon of Symbols
Indicates a hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates pracces and informaon that will help lead to the proper use of your Nomad.
BLU3 shall not be responsible or liable for any damages, illness, injury or death caused by using Nomad.
Follow the informaon in this Owner’s - Users Manual and pay aenon to the symbols listed above.

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2 General Precauons and Important Safety Informaon
The user shall NEVER hold their breath while diving, especially while ascending toward the surface. Holding your
breath while diving, and especially while ascending toward the surface, will lead to serious injury or death.
STRONG MAGNETS! Persons with pacemakers or medical implants must stay back at least 2 feet (60 cm).
Magnets could interfere with pacemakers or medical implants.
Nomad is not intended for use by children younger than 8 years old. Users under 12 years old must be limited to
a swimming pool only, in water shallow enough that they can stand up with their head above the water. Users
who are under 18 years old must be constantly supervised by a parent or guardian when using Nomad.
Failure to comply with age restricons could result in serious injury or death.
All Users must completely read and understand this Owner’s - Users Manual prior to using Nomad. The
Owner’s - Users Manual should be kept in possession with Nomad for the enre life of the product. Failure
to comply with the instrucons within this Owner’s - Users Manual could result in serious injury or death.
Use of Nomad is limited to the uses described in this Owner’s - Users Manual or for applicaons approved in
wring by BLU3. Use of Nomad outside of the intended use statements could result in serious injury or death.
Refer to Secon 3.2 on page 9 for the intended use statements.
This Owner’s - Users Manual is not a substute for a diving instruconal course. The user must successfully
complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course prior to rst use. Failure to complete the BLU3 Online Dive
Training Course could result in serious injury or death.
Nomad shall only be operated by users who have completed the proper instruconal course, BLU3 Fitness to
Dive Evaluaon, and who have read and understand this Owner’s - Users Manual. The owner of Nomad shall not
share Nomad with users who do not meet these qualicaons, and failure to follow these instrucons could lead
to serious injury or death of the user.
Nomad must only be used in areas where the intake air supply is clean and not contaminated by toxic fumes or
gases. Contaminants entering the Nomad Snorkel Tube (air intake) will result in breathing contaminated air which
may cause serious injury or death.
Rechargeable lithium ion baeries have an inherent risk of re and explosion. Failure to follow the instrucons of
this Owner’s - Users Manual and properly handle lithium ion baeries may result in serious injury or death.

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3.1. Product Descripon
Nomad by BLU3 is a small and compact dive system that supports one diver to a maximum depth of 30
feet. The Nomad air hose is made from non-toxic PVC and is approximately 40 feet long to provide for enough of a
scope angle for the diver to comfortably reach a maximum depth of 30 feet. Always monitor your depth and do not
exceed the maximum depth rang of 30 feet (9 meters.)
Nomad has been air quality tested and cered to SCUBA Grade E standards. BLU3’s proprietary oilless air
pump is designed and assembled in Pompano Beach, Florida, United States.
Nomad is powered by a 28.8 volt, 144 wa-hour lithium ion baery pack. A waterproof connector provides
for easy swapping of the Baery for unlimited diving me. The me duraon of the Baery varies depending on the
air consumpon and depth of the user. Typically a fully charged Baery will last between will last between 45 and
60 minutes.
3. Introducon
Congratulaons on your new Nomad!
This Owner’s - Users Manual will provide you with the informaon and instrucons necessary to operate
the equipment. However, you are NOT permied to operate the equipment unl both the BLU3 Fitness to Dive
Evaluaon and BLU3 Online Dive Training course have been successfully completed. Follow the instrucons of this
Owner’s - Users Manual carefully and only use Nomad within its intended use to ensure your safety.
STRONG MAGNETS! Persons with pacemakers or medical implants must stay back at least 2 feet (60 cm) from
the Nomad main body. Magnets may interfere with pacemakers or medical implants.
Cancer and Reproducve Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
*Baery life me is dependent on the user. These values should be used for reference only.

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3.2.1 Who Can Use Nomad
3.2.2 Permissible Diving Condions
Do NOT use Nomad in any condions that may result in water entering the air
intake. This includes, but is not limited to, diving in condions in which waves will crash
over the Snorkel Tube, diving under a waterfall, or condions which could cause Nomad
to ip over such as shore break waves or an area with large boat wakes.
Only use Nomad in calm weather and water condions. The World
Meteorological Organizaon (WMO) sea state code species sea states in relaon to
wave height and characteriscs. Nomad is intended for use in WMO Sea State Codes
of 0, 1, or 2. Nomad shall not be used in WMO Sea States higher than 2.
Nomad must be oang in the water during use. Operang Nomad out of
water for extended periods of me will cause overheang. Do NOT operate Nomad
outside of water for more than 20 seconds.
Nomad must only be used in areas where the intake air supply is clean and not
contaminated by toxic fumes or gases. Contaminants entering the Nomad Snorkel Tube
(air intake) will result in breathing contaminated air which may cause serious injury or
death.
Nomad is intended to be used only in areas where there is sucient space
for the Air Hose and the oang unit to freely glide in the water and not become
entangled with other objects or become punctured. As an example, do NOT use Nomad
to dive through underwater caves or in areas with overhead structures such as around
boat docks.
Nomad is not designed and shall not be used as a means of fullling mandatory
decompression requirements.
3.2 Intended Use
Nomad is intended for use by people who are competent swimmers, at least 8
years old, in good health and have completed the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course.
Users under 12 years old must limit their Nomad Diving to a swimming pool only, in
water shallow enough that they can stand up with their head above the surface. All
Users under 18 years old must be constantly supervised by a parent or guardian when
using Nomad. All Users must complete the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon and
BLU3 Online Dive Training Course prior to use. All Users must thoroughly understand
the content of this Owner’s - Users Manual. The owner of Nomad shall not allow any
person who does not meet these criteria to dive with Nomad.
Inside of Nomad are strong magnets that may interfere with pacemakers or
medical implants. Persons with pacemakers or medical implants must stay at least 2
feet, or 60 cenmeters, away from Nomad at all mes and never operate Nomad. The
user shall advise persons with pacemakers or medical implants if they are within the
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3.3. Before Your First Dive
Before using Nomad for the rst me, you must read and understand this Owner’s - Users
Manual in its enrety and successfully complete both the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course and the BLU3
Fitness to Dive Evaluaon that is supplied with this manual.
BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon
The BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon (diveblu3.com/tness-to-dive-evaluaon) provided with
this Owner’s - Users Manual is provided to conrm Users are medically t to dive. The BLU3 Fitness to
Dive Evaluaon is included in Appendix B. If there are any issues or quesons regarding the BLU3 Fitness
to Dive Evaluaon, the user must be examined by a physician to determine if the user is medically t for
diving.
All Users must complete the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon prior to using Nomad. Use of Nomad
without compleon of the BLU3 Fitness to Dive Evaluaon may result in serious injury or death.
All Users must successfully complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course prior to using Nomad.
Use of Nomad without compleon of the training course may result in serious injury or death.
BLU3 Online Dive Training Course
All forms of diving have safety consideraons and inherent risks. This Owner’s - Users Manual
does not address all diving-related risks. Some, but not all, dangers and risks related to the usage of
Nomad will be outlined throughout this document.
Proper diving safety instrucon must be acquired in the online training course and through
professional instrucon. The complementary BLU3 Online Dive Training Course provides instrucons
focused on diving technique and safety consideraons; whereas this Owner’s - Users Manual focuses on
Nomad ownership, components, controls and care.
It is advised that your rst dive be completed in a swimming pool or in a body of water with a
WMO Sea State 0 to ensure that you thoroughly understand both this Owner’s - Users Manual and the
training course. During your rst dive you’ll also conrm your equipment is operang properly. It is advised
to complete your rst dive without addional variables such as waves and currents. If you are not
comfortable aer your rst dive, you should seek professional guidance.
3.3.1
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4 Specicaons
Baery Run Time Approximately 60 minutes*
Maximum Dive Depth 30 feet / 9 meters
Intended Sea States WMO Sea State Code 0, 1, 2
Total Weight 15 lb / 6.8 kg
Maximum Dimensions (Everything installed) 22 x 18 x 22.25 in. / 55.9 x 45.8 x 56.5 cm
Main Body Dimensions 11 x 7.75 x 6.5 in. / 28.0 x 19.7 x 16.5 cm
Air Flow Rate 3 CFM @ 15 PSI
Baery Type Lithium Ion
Baery Voltage 28.8 V
Baery Capacity 144 Wh
Baery Charge Time 3 hours
Baery Charger Input Voltage 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Compressor Type Oil-less Brush-less DC Breathing Air-Rated Pump
Heat Management Water-cooled (must be in water while running)
Safety Protecon Over-current, Over-temperature,
Under-voltage, Reverse Air Flow
User Feedback Baery Level Gauge, Low Baery Behavior
Dive Flag Opons Red-and-White, Alpha
Gas Type Air
Electromagnec Compability Compliance
FCC 47 CFR Part 15B:2017
ISED ICES-003: Issue 06 (2016)
EN 55032:2015
EN 55024:2010/A1:2015
Year of Manufacture 2021
*Baery life me is dependent on the user. This value should be used for reference only.

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Nomad Baery
Baery
• EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011+AC:2012 - Radiated Emission
• EN 61000-4-2:2009 - Electrostac Discharge (ESD)
• EN 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2008+A2:2010 - Radio-frequency
Electromagnec Field Amplitude Modulated (RS)
Baery Charger
Tested according to:
• EN 55014-1:2006/A2:2011
• EN 55014-2:2015
• EN 55014-2: 1997/A2:2008
• EN 61000-3-2:2014
• EN 61000-3-3:2013
Nomad
Nomad conforms with the relevant Community harmonizaon legislaon:
• Direcve 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006
on machinery, and amending Direcve 95/16/EC
• Direcve 2014/30/EU of 26 February 2014 on the harmonizaon of the laws of the
Member States relang to electromagnec compability
• Direcve 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011
on the restricon of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
equipment
• Direcve 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on
waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) (in short referred to as “the WEEE
Direcve” or “2012/19/EU”)
5 CE Cercaons
References to the relevant harmonized standards used or references to the specicaons in
relaon to which conformity is declared:
• EN1012-1:2010
• EN55032:2015
• EN55024:2010
Standards may change over me. Please contact us if you need the most recent Declaraon of Conformity.

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6.1 Packaging Notes
6.1.1 Keep Original Packaging
It is advised to keep the original packaging in case re-packaging is required. If the packaging
is not kept by the user and re-packaging is required, it is advised that Nomad be packed ghtly within
the package so that it cannot move around within the box. A heavy-duty box shall be used. If the
Baery is to be included, comply with all applicable regulaons for transportaon of lithium baery
packs as required by your courier within your region.
6.1.2 Recycling
BLU3 uses recyclable materials and minimizes the use of single-use plascs. If you do not
plan to re-use your packaging, please recycle appropriately. All cardboard pieces of the Nomad
packaging box may be recycled.
6.2 Package Contents
6 Un-packaging Your Nomad
Conrm all the contents are present in your box. If any contents are missing or damaged, stop and contact
BLU3 before proceeding.

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1. Remove the Nomad Main Body, Air Hose, and Smart Reg.
2. Conrm the Baery is installed in the Baery Compartment.
3. Conrm the Warning Label is present.
5. Remove the Baery from the Nomad Baery Compartment by sliding it out.
6. All components should now be removed and separated.
4. Conrm the Harness Aachment Point is installed on the Air Hose.
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3 Baery Compartment
4 Air Hose
5 Harness Aachment Point
Never remove the Warning Label from Nomad. Removal of the Warning Label may result in unqualied or
untrained user(s) operang Nomad, which may lead to serious injury or death.
If you ordered more than two spare baeries, all spare baeries will be shipped in a separate box
the other Baery or Baeries will be delivered in a separate package.

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6.3 Product Registraon
Registering your Nomad with BLU3 enables us to contact you about service requirements, upgrades and other important
informaon. Follow these instrucons to register your Nomad with BLU3:
1. Note the Serial Number of your Nomad. The Serial Number is located inside the Baery Door. Li the
Baery Door and look inside as shown in the photo below.
2. Complete the BLU3 Online Dive Training Course. Note the conrmaon code at the end of the course.
3. Go to diveblu3.com/support and click on Product Registraon.
4. Fill out the form with your Serial Number, course conrmaon code and other informaon.
Serial Number
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Follow these instrucons to charge your Baery properly:
1. Locate your Nomad Baery.
2. Locate your Nomad Baery Charger.
3. Unscrew the Dust Cap of the Baery.
4. Plug the Baery Charger into a wall outlet.
5. Aach the Baery Charger connector to the Baery.
6. Conrm the Baery is being charged (LED is red.)
7. Monitor the Baery and Baery Charger unl the LED turns green.
7.2 Charging the Baery
The Baery can be charged from zero to 100 percent capacity in about 3 hours. The Baery has a Dust
Cap aached to the connector. The Dust Cap should be installed by pushing it onto the connector whenever the
Baery is not connected to Nomad’s waterproof Power Connector. The Dust Cap does not create a waterght seal
and the Baery should never be placed underwater unless it is properly connected to Nomad’s Power Connector.
•Do not touch contacts together.
•Do not disassemble or modify the Baery.
•Do not put the Baery in a damp place when not connected to Nomad.
•Assure connector is ght with O-ring in place before use.
•Baery pack is only waterproof with mang connector connected.
•Store in a cool, dry place.
•Use only with approved charger.
•Maximum depth rang: IP67 / 1 meter.
•Do not use or charge under high temperature.
•The baery pack should be charged at least once every 3 months during non-use.
•Do not allow the baery to be near ammable sources.
•Do not store at temperatures above 140 degrees Fahrenheit/40 degrees Celsius.
•Do not store at temperatures below -4 degrees Fahrenheit/-20 degrees Celsius.
•Never leave baeries unaended while charging.
7 Preparing for Your First Startup
The Baery and Baery Charger show manufacturer’s warnings that must be read and understood by the user.
Failure to comply with the Baery and Baery Charger warnings could lead to serious injury or death.
7.1 Baery and Baery Charger Warnings:
Baery and Nomad Power Connector
Rechargeable baeries have an inherent risk of re and explosion. Do NOT leave unaended while charging.
Baery Charger Baery
LED

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7.3 Checking the Baery Capacity
The Baery has an LED gauge used to esmate the remaining charge in the Baery.
Follow these instrucons to interpret the capacity remaining in the Baery:
# of Green LEDs Baery Capacity
4 76-100 %
3 51-75%
2 26-50 %
1 1-25 %
0 0 %
Do NOT leave the Baery Charger and Baery unaended while charging. Failure to monitor the
Baery Charger and Baery while charging may result in res or explosions, possibly resulng in serious
injury or death. In case of res, contact your local emergency departments.
Conrm the Baery’s Dust Cap is clean and dry prior to connecng it to the Baery connector.
Installing the Dust Cap with water inside of it could lead to corrosion of the terminals on the Baery.
1. Remove the Baery from all connected devices.
2. Locate the Baery’s LED gauge.
3. Press the buon on the LED gauge.
4. Observe the color and number of LED’s that light up.
5. See the Baery Capacity Chart below.
Figure 7.3: Baery Capacity Chart
11. Store the Baery and Baery Charger in a cool, dry place unl you are ready to dive.
8. Unplug the Baery Charger from the wall outlet.
9. Disconnect the Baery Charger connector from the Baery connector.
10. Push the Dust Cap onto the Baery Connector.
Red LED

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7.4 Installing the Dive Flag
The Dive Flag is used to indicate that a diver is present in the water. Prior to diving, the user must review local
dive ag laws to decide which diver-down ag to display. Depending on the locaon, either the Alpha Dive Flag
(blue-and-white) or the Red-and-White Dive Flag must be installed onto the Snorkel Tube.
Follow these instrucons to install the Dive Flag:
1. Remove the Drip Cap from the Snorkel Tube.
2. Decide which Dive Flag is appropriate for your dive locaon.
3. If the wrong Dive Flag is on the Snorkel Tube, remove it by pulling the boom of the Snorkel Tube out from
the black elasc at the boom of the Dive Flag.
4. Install the correct Dive Flag by inserng the top of the Snorkel Tube into the black elasc at the boom of
the Dive Flag
5. Slide the Snorkel Tube through the elasc unl the Snorkel Tube extends out of the top of the Dive Flag by
about 1.25 inches.
6. Replace the Drip Cap by pressing it down on top of the Snorkel Tube.
Snorkel Tube Diagram
Upper
Snorkel Tube
Snorkel Tube
O-rings
Dive Flag
Always use the proper Dive Flag while diving. Absence or improper use of a “diver
down” Dive Flag will increase risk of being struck by watercra, which could result in
serious injury or death.
Drip Cap
Lower
Snorkel Tube
Snorkel Tube
Union

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7.5 Adjusng the Harness Aachment Point
The Harness Aachment Point is installed on the Air Hose near the Smart Reg and is adjustable so that the user
can modify the length of hose between the Harness Aachment Point and the Smart Reg. It is important the
proper length be set so the user has no restricons of head movement while diving. The proper length will change
based on each user.
Follow these instrucons to adjust the Harness Aachment Point:
1. Hold the Smart Reg Mouthpiece in your mouth with your le hand.
2. Hold the Air Hose with your right hand and place it on the back of your neck.
3. Rotate your head in all direcons.
4. Observe the length of the Air Hose and check for tension or excess hose length.
5. Adjust your right hand unl the hose length is the proper length. It should be long enough
to not cause any tension, and short enough to not bunch up.
6. Keep your right hand in place on the Air Hose.
7. Gently place the Air Hose on a at surface free of sharp objects.
8. Keep note of where your right hand was placed on the Air Hose.
9. Gently rotate the Harness Aachment Point unl it is located in the spot that your right hand was holding
the Air Hose on your neck.
Rotate the Harness Aachment Point to increase or decrease the Air Hose length
to the Smart Reg.
Always check and adjust the Harness Aachment Point prior to diving. If the Air Hose
length is too short for the user, the Smart Reg could be pulled from the user’s mouth
while diving, leading to an out-of-air situaon.

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7.6 Donning the Dive Harness
It is important to properly adjust the Dive Harness prior to diving. The Dive Harness prevents tension from being
placed on the Smart Reg Mouthpiece. Follow these instrucons to aach the Dive Harness to your body:
1. Conrm the Dive Harness is properly aached to the Harness Aachment Point.
2. Hold the large male buckle and pull its D-ring to loosen it up as much as possible.
3. Hold the Dive Harness out in front of your chest with your right hand on one side of the Harness
Aachment Point and your le hand on the opposite side of the Harness Aachment Point.
4. Adjust the orientaon of your hands such that your right hand is on the same side as the Smart Reg
and your le hand is on the opposite side.
5. Li the Dive Harness above and then behind your head.
6. Place the Harness Aachment Point on the back of your neck.
7. PHOTO: Harness Aachment Point on back of neck with hands on each side.
8. Allow the Smart Reg to hang down over the front of your right shoulder.
9. Allow the right side of the Dive Harness to hang down over the front of your right shoulder.
10. Allow the le side of the Dive Harness to hang down over the front of your le shoulder.
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