Boarderguy
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I'm thinking that would be the least expensive. 200 ish for new valves or 200 ish for converting my 3 regs plus 3 din valves for my 2 AL 80s and pony...Just get new valves
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I'm thinking that would be the least expensive. 200 ish for new valves or 200 ish for converting my 3 regs plus 3 din valves for my 2 AL 80s and pony...Just get new valves
This insert is OK for 232 bar. ( they are advertised 200 bar , even in France, but we do not have 200 bar valves, just 232 or 300 b)I was looking at dgx and they only offered a 200 bar yoke plug to go in their 232 din valve. I figured if it wasn't available at 232 there then it wouldn't likely be elsewhere
IF you could get the parts for converting your older regs. New valves easiest all around.I'm thinking that would be the least expensive. 200 ish for new valves or 200 ish for converting my 3 regs plus 3 din valves for my 2 AL 80s and pony...
It seems you are piecemealing a solution…that has as high a potential to not work out and cost you more than not.Every time I spend money for diving to be more convenient I have to spend more money to make it work for us... perpetual money spending. PMS, diving is a pain
How do you figure? New tanks are $400 ea. These are $225 with fresh hydro and din valves. I get 2 of my regs swapped over to din for about 100-150 and I save quite a bit over buying new 1st stages. I was trying to get tanks with 3/4 necks that would accept pro valves but that isn't in the cards.It seems you are piecemealing a solution…that has as high a potential to not work out and cost you more than not.
-Z