Question Can you identify this 1st and 2nd?

[USdiver1]

The real deal would be a double hose... I travel with one....

Only one? Surely you jest.....two is one and one is none.

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

Only one? Surely you jest.....two is one and one is none.

Guilty, on so many levels.

 

[buddhasummer]

@BoundForElsewhere I just picked up a Aqualung Glacia, I wonder if they are same 1st stage?

It's identical save diaphragm clamp and end cap.

 

[buddhasummer]

if not the outside, then def the inside.

I've gotten so used to my MK11 Titania (plural of titanium since I have 2) I forgot how damn heavy the brass 1st stages are. Sheesh.

And you're comparing it to one of the heaviest first stages around.

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

And you're comparing it to one of the heaviest first stages around.

you could break rock with that thing. i think i'll give it to my son.

 

[lexvil]

you could break rock with that thing. i think i'll give it to my son.

Hunt down a mid 90’s SEA…

 

[James79]

Pikers... Get him a Scubapro MK 7. And about 5 lb off the weight belt! lol

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

yes, I am a moron... an oxymoron. I went all crazy with the mk11t and 620ti seconds and yet I travel with a stainless steel backplate.

to my defense, I bought them used and rebuilt them. Simon can attest to how cheap I got them.

 

[-JD-]

Simon can attest to how cheap I got them.

Sure, rub it in ...

 

[buddhasummer]

you could break rock with that thing. i think i'll give it to my son.

Great first stages, simple and very stable, low ip swing.