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Hi everyone, I am trying to understand the difference between 1st stage and 2nd stage regulators. can a 2nd stage regulator be used as a primary? Can someone explain?
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Scuba Steve: welcome aboard...enjoy your stay!
Surfratforlife: the first stage attaches to the tank. It reduces the pressure from the tank to an intermediate pressure.
The second stage is connected to the first stage by a hose. It reduces the pressure from the intermediate pressure to ambient water pressure. The second stage supplies air when when you inhale.
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Surfratforlife: the first stage attaches to the tank. It reduces the pressure from the tank to an intermediate pressure.
The second stage is connected to the first stage by a hose. It reduces the pressure from the intermediate pressure to ambient water pressure. The second stage supplies air when when you inhale.
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