Geo7
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Are Aqualung and Mares 1sts stage seats identical btw?
And what about Mares' new tri-material seats?
And what about Mares' new tri-material seats?
AL first with Mares second ?
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Geo7
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Found this thread: Guide to Mares regulators from 2000-2020
Beau Holden
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There's a recent discussion on this here: Mares Abyss MR 22 full-service overhaul especially page 2.
Short answer is they aren't currently identical, but you can likely substitute them in a pinch.
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An O ring question, the OR-106 and
OR-2025 look like they should be a -010 and -011 respectively, is that the case? Is the OR-2050 a -014? Thank you.
OR-2025 look like they should be a -010 and -011 respectively, is that the case? Is the OR-2050 a -014? Thank you.
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Is the seat flippable? I read somewhere it "sometimes" comes with adhesive on one side.
Looking at the 62x first stage but don't yet have schematic, does it require any special tools?
Thanks again.
My C370s on the block to fund this set. I know it'll likely be a drop in performance but given the trade off of simplicity and robustness I'm ok with this. As long as it's as good as a conshelf 14 I'm ok with that.
Looking at the 62x first stage but don't yet have schematic, does it require any special tools?
Thanks again.
My C370s on the block to fund this set. I know it'll likely be a drop in performance but given the trade off of simplicity and robustness I'm ok with this. As long as it's as good as a conshelf 14 I'm ok with that.
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Also, do they include exhaust valve with service kit? And if so why? Is it just to justify cost given 4 O rings, a seat and lock nut would be pittance?
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can you use the conshelf 14 side port tuning tool with the Mares? Thanks
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Last question, can one of you Mares gurus take a look at this link and let me know, other than yoke nut socket, if any of the tools are necessary.
Thank you.
Just trying to do due diligence given resale value of mares seems pretty bad.
Thank you.
Just trying to do due diligence given resale value of mares seems pretty bad.
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Looking for one set to last me the rest of my diving days and be able to take the knocks and that I can simply service during my dream diving safari around SEA.
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