Gilligan V
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Good morning, I seem to remember something about that you cannot or should not use a Titanium Reg. when diving with Nitrox. Is this true? 
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Not for ScubaPro MK25T. It's rated up to 40%. (Mine's done 45% OK.) I don't know about any of the other titanium ones...
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Good morning, I seem to remember something about that you cannot or should not use a Titanium Reg. when diving with Nitrox. Is this true?
The general consensus is that Nitrox up to 40% isn't going to give you problems. You can't use a titanium regulator for pure O2 though. There have been several cases of titanium regulators spontaneously catching fire when attached to deco bottles.
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