Scuba-dan
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Hi,
I have a Mares MR12 Rover 1st stage and 2nd stage. It doesn't have a cold water kit on it, since I've not dove in water temp lower than 55F. I spoke to my LSD who sold it to me and said that I need a Cold kit if I wanted to dive in water colder than 50F.
I went to another LDS who speciallized in Mares and he took a look at it and said that I did not need a cold kit on it unless I would dive in sewer water conditions. So my buddy and I were thinking of doing a quick dive this weekend and the water is at 38-40 F. Do I need a cold kit to prevent a free flow, or because of the design of the MR12 with the piston it will not freeflow or the chances are low.
I read online other post and some folks dove with the same reg in 4 C water and never had any issues.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
I have a Mares MR12 Rover 1st stage and 2nd stage. It doesn't have a cold water kit on it, since I've not dove in water temp lower than 55F. I spoke to my LSD who sold it to me and said that I need a Cold kit if I wanted to dive in water colder than 50F.
I went to another LDS who speciallized in Mares and he took a look at it and said that I did not need a cold kit on it unless I would dive in sewer water conditions. So my buddy and I were thinking of doing a quick dive this weekend and the water is at 38-40 F. Do I need a cold kit to prevent a free flow, or because of the design of the MR12 with the piston it will not freeflow or the chances are low.
I read online other post and some folks dove with the same reg in 4 C water and never had any issues.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.