Aqua Lung Legend LX Supreme

[CALI68]

I have an Aqua Lung Legend LX Supreme and I was wondering if anyone can give me some help with the settings.

Thank You!

 

[neil]

I have an Aqua Lung Legend LX Supreme and I was wondering if anyone can give me some help with the settings.

Thank You!

Set it on "stun". But seriously Cali, go to http://wetlands.simplyaquatics.com/manuals/ for the manual for your reg.
Neil

 

[Diver0001]

I have an Aqua Lung Legend LX Supreme and I was wondering if anyone can give me some help with the settings.

Thank You!

What do you want to know?

R..

 

[Diver0001]

Set it on "stun". <snip>

LoL....Liked that.

R..

 

[5615mike]

Set it on "stun". But seriously Cali, go to http://wetlands.simplyaquatics.com/manuals/ for the manual for your reg.
Neil

Yes, very nice. Wish I would have thought about it...LOL

 

[CALI68]

What do you want to know?

R..

The best setting for the VAK (Valve adjustment Knob)


"set it to stun" ....great one!

 

[Diver0001]

The best setting for the VAK (Valve adjustment Knob)


"set it to stun" ....great one!

You mean that knob with the + and the - on it?

That's a venturi adjust. When set to the + position it will freeflow fairly easily by, for example, bumping it, when it isn't in your mouth (like before the dive). On the - side it isn't as prone to freeflowing so before you get in the water set it to - to keep it from free flowing and then set it to + when you descend. If you forget and leave it set to - when you go down don't worry. It still works just fine but not *quite* as sweet as in the + position.

in theory.....

In practice I leave mine set to + and be careful with it.

R..

 

[CALI68]

You mean that knob with the + and the - on it?

That's a venturi adjust. When set to the + position it will freeflow fairly easily by, for example, bumping it, when it isn't in your mouth (like before the dive). On the - side it isn't as prone to freeflowing so before you get in the water set it to - to keep it from free flowing and then set it to + when you descend. If you forget and leave it set to - when you go down don't worry. It still works just fine but not *quite* as sweet as in the + position.

in theory.....

In practice I leave mine set to + and be careful with it.

R..

Thanks for the help but I know about the Vane Adjustment Switch (VAS) you mentioned.

What I have trouble with is the VAK (Valve Adjustment Knob) The knob on the side. I beleive some people refer to it as a "Fine Tuner"

Thanks again!

 

[Diver0001]

Thanks for the help but I know about the Vane Adjustment Switch (VAS) you mentioed.

What I have trouble with is the VAK (Valve Adjustment Knob) The knob on the side. I beleive some people refer to it as a "Fine Tuner"

Thanks again!

oh that.

You just turn that bit to adjust the cracking pressure. When you go deeper you may find that you can open it a bit more. When you have a current in your face you may need to close it a bit. I was told that when it's adjusted right your reg will give a little hissing sound when it's wide open but in no other position. How open or closed you hvae it is up to you. Mine is in the middle somewhere and I usually don't use it.

R..

 

[CALI68]

oh that.

You just turn that bit to adjust the cracking pressure. When you go deeper you may find that you can open it a bit more. When you have a current in your face you may need to close it a bit. I was told that when it's adjusted right your reg will give a little hissing sound when it's wide open but in no other position. How open or closed you hvae it is up to you. Mine is in the middle somewhere and I usually don't use it.

R..

That's exactally the info I was talking about...Thank You! I have it in the middle as well but I wanted to learn more about the fine tunning. I'll play with it a little next time I dive.