Question Banjo fittings for DH.

[boat sju]

Yes, but you will need a 7/16"F to 3/8"M adaptofitting

@CT-Rich , At least the adapter is way less expensive than the banjo fitting itself.

 

[happy-diver]

I'm quite pleased with myself having kept half my hoses from the dawn of time and after

pity postage from here is so dear

 

[rhwestfall]

not really crazy that something I dive twice a year is such a PIA money pit

 

[SubseaSports]

Or....you could not use a banjo and spend some more and pick up a Dacor valve with HP port. Threads are 3/8-24..so adapt away for modern hoses. Yes, it would be somewhat limiting what reg you use on the tank, but definatley an option.
I roll with one on a faber lp76 or have sets with J valves.

 

[Tracy]

Or....you could not use a banjo and spend some more and pick up a Dacor valve with HP port. Threads are 3/8-24..so adapt away for modern hoses. Yes, it would be somewhat limiting what reg you use on the tank, but definatley an option.
I roll with one on a faber lp76 or have sets with J valves.


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I have a bunch of those in my scrap brass bin if somebody needs some.

 

[rhwestfall]

I have a bunch of those in my scrap brass bin if somebody needs some.

 

[tmassey]

There were a fair number of valves from the 70’s that had HP ports for pressure gauges. Here’s a pair of valves I had asked some questions about: they had gas gauges built into the valve itself!

For Sale - Scuba Pro Gas Gauge tank valves -- and can you tell me more?

Hello! This is a combination for-sale and what-is-this post. I purchased a pair of PST steel LP tanks (I think they're LP120s!) with a pair of interesting valves. I was told that they are 'Scuba Pro Gas Guage Valves'. I've never heard of or seen anything like these. Notice the strip on...

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That might be the easiest (and most reliable?) way to add a pressure gauge that doesn’t interfere with the double hose?

 

[rhwestfall]

Got one, but it is a leaker somehow...

Haven't played with it...