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rsingler
Scuba Instructor, Tinkerer in Brass From Napa, California
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rsingler replied to the thread Beathing wet and air leak during vacuum test for Aqualung Mikron ACD.Download and use @couv 's thread Regulator Inspection and Checklist (Rev-8) You'll need to buy an IP gauge for $20. It doesn't have to... -
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rsingler reacted to lexvil's post in the thread In pursuit of understanding the center balance poppet. with
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having joined the “D” club with the Scubapro D420 after years of ignoring the concept, since the tried and true in-line system balanced... -
rsingler reacted to lexvil's post in the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison with Like.
Finally finished, very informative but I’ll be sticking with my 17evo’s. Rob convinced me through his evangelism to give up on the self...
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rsingler replied to the thread Beathing wet and air leak during vacuum test for Aqualung Mikron ACD.Well done! That could easily be the problem. Now, your challenge is to decide if you can disassemble and reassemble better than the dive...
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rsingler replied to the thread Beathing wet and air leak during vacuum test for Aqualung Mikron ACD.No. The exhaust valve should seal completely face down, and the seal should get tighter when inhaling. When inverted, with the...
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rsingler reacted to Nemrod's post in the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison with
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The Mark 25 Evo is an incredible first stage and that Scubapro was so nearly able to duplicate not only the looks but the performance... -
rsingler replied to the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison.After some pointed questioning from @couv about my observed instability of both the Mk25 and Mk19EVO during the IP shift test from full...
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rsingler replied to the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison.I pointed the attendees to this classic Scubapro bickerfest! Thread Has anyone tried ScubaPro's MK 19? A great discussion of the...
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rsingler replied to the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison.For those that missed it, I've posted a recording of our little get-together to my YouTube channel.
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rsingler reacted to Andrew Dawson's post in the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison with Like.
It was a tongue-in-cheek comment...aka a joke. The tec instructors I have worked with...most rave about the Poseidon regs...and I agree...
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rsingler reacted to Bigbella's post in the thread Scubapro Mk19EVO: Teardown, discussion and comparison with Like.
That many of those decades-old regulators are still being used, not relegated to paperweights as so many brands have, is simply a...
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rsingler reacted to tmassey's post in the thread UV light to highlight contamination for O2 cleaning? with Like.
If you’re talking small parts (and you are), there are two common ways to detect hydrocarbons. First, before you take the parts out...
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Thanks to this post and great @couv I just got my 3 euros equalizer today. I am going to use it to top up my pony bottle now and then...
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Wow, this thread is still alive and to the best of my knowledge no one has been killed using either of the two methods posted in the OP...
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rsingler reacted to James79's post in the thread Question Conshelf Supreme Grease instead of Oil? with Like.
Thanks, that is pretty close on my thoughts too. I don't want to recreate the dry seal at this point (requires too perfect of a seal on...
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