Wet 'n Curious
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This may be a "regulator" question but...
In lieu of using a manifold can you tie two tanks together through a standard 1st stage? I was thinking that by hooking a HP hose from a HP port on one of the 1st stages to an HP port on a second 1st stage, the pressure between the tanks should equal out between the two HP chambers and the hose. The primary would be hooked up to one of the 1st stage LPs as usual.
Am I missing something? Like sanity? or some pressure piston that won't let air flow in to an HP port - only out?
Why do this??? For resort shore diving. Doubles with a manifold can't really be used. Ultimate Products makes a decent bracket for two tanks that can be used with two separate setups, but I dreamed up the hose idea.
Thoughts???
In lieu of using a manifold can you tie two tanks together through a standard 1st stage? I was thinking that by hooking a HP hose from a HP port on one of the 1st stages to an HP port on a second 1st stage, the pressure between the tanks should equal out between the two HP chambers and the hose. The primary would be hooked up to one of the 1st stage LPs as usual.
Am I missing something? Like sanity? or some pressure piston that won't let air flow in to an HP port - only out?
Why do this??? For resort shore diving. Doubles with a manifold can't really be used. Ultimate Products makes a decent bracket for two tanks that can be used with two separate setups, but I dreamed up the hose idea.
Thoughts???