DIN vs "International Connection"

[ItMustBeJames]

Hi all. Quick question. Nemo33 in Brussels says that I can bring my own reg if it has an international connection. They don't allow DIN connectors. I'm away from my references at home, so let me ask you guys: what is an "international connection"?

I hate to say it, but I don't know which I have off the top of my head. I can picture it, but I can't look it up 'til I get home. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[sphillips3]

BS EN 144-3:2003

 

[sphillips3]

BS EN 144-3:2003

I am going to guess they are referring to the EN 144-3:2003 standard for connections to cylinders containing other than air. I would suggest you e-mail them and ask.

 

[El Orans]

INT AKA yoke.

But they only allow the use of your own regulator when it has an integrated computer...

 

[Walter]

They don't allow DIN connectors.

they are referring to

they only allow the use of your own regulator when it has an integrated computer...

Who are "they?"

 

[sphillips3]

"They" = NEMO33 - it's an indoor dive facility in Brussels - there is a link in the original post

 

[El Orans]

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/western-europe/56498-you-want-go-deep-very-deep-indoor-nemo33.html

 

[ItMustBeJames]

Thanks guys. Looks like i have a yoke, so I'm all set. *whew*

 

[Walter]

"They" = NEMO33 - it's an indoor dive facility in Brussels - there is a link in the original post

Thanks, I thought it was someone's screen name.