Din to Yoke Insert

[happy-diver]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

 

[Uber Dave]

I did a search didn't find anything.

 

[broncobowsher]

Look at the back of the valve. Is there a dimple for the thumb screw of a yoke tank connector? There isn't one? Well that valve is not designed to accept a yoke connection.

 

[UCFKnightDiver]

As others have said, that's a 300bar valve as opposed to a 200 bar valve. The 300 bar valve is a good bit longer than the 200 bar ones and will not accept a din/yoke plug and a yoke reg won't fit over it. Valves are relatively inexpensive, just replace it with a 200 bar one

 

[Angelo Farina]

I did a search didn't find anything.

Did you try the link I posted?
Here is it, again: Innovative Yoke to Din Adapter

 

[greeniguana]

Did you try the link I posted?
Here is it, again: Innovative Yoke to Din Adapter

I always thought those were just for filling....

 

[tbone1004]

As others have said, that's a 300bar valve as opposed to a 200 bar valve. The 300 bar valve is a good bit longer than the 200 bar ones and will not accept a din/yoke plug and a yoke reg won't fit over it. Valves are relatively inexpensive, just replace it with a 200 bar one

they don't make 200bar valves for skinny neck tanks.

I always thought those were just for filling....

You can use them to dive, it's very much not recommended, but I can't say that I haven't done it once or twice in a pinch.

 

[UCFKnightDiver]

they don't make 200bar valves for skinny neck tanks.

Ahh, I missed that it was the old skinny neck 7/8th threads

 

[Barnaby'sDad]

‘East Button’ = Get a DIN 1st stage. Problem solved.

 

[UCFKnightDiver]

‘East Button’ = Get a DIN 1st stage. Problem solved.

Or convert your current reg if there's a conversion kit