Differences between the SS1

[abstract]

What are the difference between the SS1 regulator and the titanium version? The site states some of the parts on the SS1 are stainless and titanium, so I assume the titanium version has all the stainless as titanium? If so what parts on the regular version are stainless vs titanium?

 

[tbone1004]

both are a waste of money, the titanium one even more so? The barrel and connects are titanium on the titanium version, but unless you travel and need the ounces, it isn't worth the money. Just buy a matching second stage, it's much safer/better

 

[diversteve]

I'm pretty sure they mean the ST1 regulator vs. the T3?

 

[tbone1004]

you sure? There is a titanium version of the SS1

 

[diversteve]

between the SS1 regulator

Not sure at all but I'd call the SS1 an octo not a regulator. And I know there's a Ti SS1.

Have to wait for the OP I guess.

 

[Scared Silly]

Not sure at all but I'd call the SS1 an octo not a regulator. And I know there's a Ti SS1.

Getting off topic but an octo is a regulator. Regardless if it combo inflator/octo or std. octo. There is a first stage regulator (~3000psi -> ~140psi) and a second stage (~140psi -> ambient). I took the OP question like tbone's interpretation.

 

[Atomic Aquatics]

There are two different versions of the SS1. A stainless steel and a titanium. Key components are machined of type 316 stainless steel OR titanium.

What are the difference between the SS1 regulator and the titanium version? The site states some of the parts on the SS1 are stainless and titanium, so I assume the titanium version has all the stainless as titanium? If so what parts on the regular version are stainless vs titanium?

Just to clarify. The SS1 doesn't have a separate 1st stage. Like an octo, it is just a second stage, but with an inflator integrated into it. It attaches to your primary 1st stage.

Getting off topic but an octo is a regulator. Regardless if it combo inflator/octo or std. octo. There is a first stage regulator (~3000psi -> ~140psi) and a second stage (~140psi -> ambient). I took the OP question like tbone's interpretation.