Exg Inflation Gas selector?

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Does anyone know where the inflation gas selectors that Graham Blackmore is using come from?

The brand appears to be exg. Google didn't really come up with anything related to that.
 
Does anyone know where the inflation gas selectors that Graham Blackmore is using come from?

The brand appears to be exg. Google didn't really come up with anything related to that.
what is an "inflation gas selector"?
 
I don’t get it as well; but that kinda sounds like a multi source mav block (without the leaky valve part)
My question is why? (if it’s what I imagine it is)
 
Does anyone know where the inflation gas selectors that Graham Blackmore is using come from?

The brand appears to be exg. Google didn't really come up with anything related to that.
best answer is to ask him, second best is to at least give us a picture or link to something where we can see it.

This is particularly confusing because he should be using a stock GUE JJ which will only have a single standard suit inflation cylinder. If you're talking about Dil then you'll have to post a pic because they won't be using a gas block for diluent either.
 
The two photos are not on Graham but he has one on his rig and his videos you can see it occasionally. Graham also uses the qc6 with a splitter to supply I'm assuming the ADV and Bov offboard.

They are using the suit gas to inflate the wing on deeper dives to avoid using mix in the wing. I do the same thing with a inflator bungee in from the right post.

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