a double clamp to secure the housings together, as well  as to the container or pockets. If these are used, inspect  the clamp to make sure that it was not damaged when  removing the housings and can be reused. Crimp the  housings, making sure that the clamp is tight so the  housings cannot work loose.  [Figure E] 6.  Route the release cables through the housings to make  sure there are no obstructions. •  Check for correct routing of the housings. •  Verify correct orientation of the terminal ends. •  Housings should be secured together at the handle ends. •  Housings should be secured to the container/back pad  or pockets with either clamps or supertack. •  There should be sufficient slack or “float” in the  housings. •  Housings should be clear. 5.  Secure the double housing to the container/back pad  or pocket assembly. Depending on the manufacturer,  it may be necessary to provide a certain amount of  “float” to the housings in order that the loop of the riser  is not loaded or under tension when the main canopy  is deployed. If available, consult the owner’s manual  for correct positioning and tacking. Some systems use  Inspection 7-50