Computer on the left arm?

A few more reasons to have it on the right, when using a reel and light in your left hand it frees up the right to be able to look at your computer rather than having to turn your left wrist to read the gauge and thereby turning the reel and the light.

When turning your valves on your stages you can still see your depth, and a really small last one, if you're planning on writing on an arm slate you can write right handed. This would be a bit hard with a computer, light and goodman handle on the same arm.
 
Always had mine on the left along with my primary computer and back-up tables. On my right I keep my secondary computer and compass if needed. Just feels right... Or left....
 
I don't really know why they tend to come for use on the left arm, but my buddy, when he ordered his HH, asked for the primary to be set up for his right arm and it works fine.
 
I have always worn my computers or po2 monitors on my left arm, I find it much easier to read on this arm when winding in a spool or reel as the left hand just holds onto the frame and the right arm does the winding making the display more difficult to view if the gauge is worn on the right hand whilst doing this.
 
On OC I always wore my computer on my right wrist for a couple of sensible reasons. Firstly I could always read it whilst dumping gas from the cuffdump on my left arm whilst ascending but the main reason was because when wielding a hammer in my right hand and holding a chisel in my left I didn't want to hit anything expensive when I missed the chisel....:smash:
 
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