What's up guys, this is Brian again from Lake Hickory or Schumann Marine. I got my side mount rack here, just got done teaching a deep diver course for one of my students. And while I was in side mount, the question was raised by another diver that was on side, several things. One, how do you adjust or how do you keep your tanks from twisting when you're bungees wrapped around your post? And that's a very simple easy fix here. And I'll show you real quick what I mean by that. If you take your bungee off your BC itself or as you go to attach and you wrap it around the post, what that does is pull that tank into this position here. It causes two things. One, it's an annoyance that your valve knob actually digs into your side. The other thing is it blocks the knob. You can't get to it if you need to feather or anything like that. So the real simple easy way to fix that is come up here to the top of the valve itself. And on the back of the valve, we're going to call this zero degrees. We'll call the post 90 degrees. And the dead center part, we're going to call this 45. So at a 45 degree mark, as I draw my hand down, that just happens to be where my bolt snap is. And what that allows is as that bungee system, it actually pulling the cylinder this way, that bolt snap actually pulls the cylinder back into this position. So it actually keeps both of my cylinders into correct position that I need them. So let's go back down here to the bolt snap just for a second. Because I'm going to show you another little neat trick. If you do a lot of traveling and you side mount dive when you travel and if you transition from aluminum to steel, a neat little very simple design or system to use is the same one I've got here, which is just nothing more than a cam strap, a tri-glide bolt snap, and then a little piece of per cord. Now I do this for several reasons because I do a lot of traveling guys. I do a lot of diving when I travel as far as side mount goes. And I need an easy simple system when I'm on boats to swap over tanks. So cam straps are very simple. Pop it loose, put on another tank, you're set ready to go. But another reason I use this is for adjustability. So with this per cord here, I've actually got it set up right now just for the dives that I'm doing around here. But this is real simple. It's just a piece of per cord that runs through a loop, girth hitched around a bolt snap there, but it's adjustable. If I need to extend the length for whatever reason, maybe I got thicker gloves on or maybe I'm transitioning from aluminum to steel instead of attaching to my d-ring on my waist strap, I can actually attach to the d-ring on my butt plate of my wing system or on my harness system simply by adjusting this down. So I can take this extra two and a half to three inches of play, simply pull it down through and that gives me that extra length to reach around to that butt plate. On a side note, it's also for safety concerns. I can very easily cut this with a knife set of shears or a line cutter and break free if I ever need to for entanglement purchases or anything like that. So guys, that's a very simple trick to do to keep your cylinders in the correct position. Simply put your bolt snap at that 45 degree angle. So as your bungee pulls it around, your bolt snap pulls it back in the other position. And then as I said, if you're transitioning from steel to aluminum or need to transition from thin gloves to thicker gloves, the pair cord there on the back is a very simple way to do it. But guys, I appreciate you watching this video. If you liked it, simply smash that like button for me. If you want to know a little bit more about my setup and how I set up my side mount and wide off side mount versus back mounted doubles, simply click this link right here and it'll take you to a video explaining all that information to you. If you want to know a little bit more specifically on the rig system that I'm using, which is currently the Marez XRDR25X rig system, you can simply click on this link right here and it'll take you to a review video of that particular rig system. But guys, I really appreciate you watching the video. Once again, if you liked it, smash that like button for me. As always, make sure you follow us on Instagram and Twitter. Like us on Facebook. Pin us some Pinterest, subscribe to us here on YouTube. And as always, guys, we appreciate your business.