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Thanks LY
was wondering why there is a hex hole in some Regs.
was wondering why there is a hex hole in some Regs.
OK to mix DIN to Yoke adapter brands?
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232 Bar is what most yokes are rated to now. If you use a DIN to yoke adapter you aren't supposed to go over 200 Bar if I remember right. Even if your DIN first stage is 300 Bar.
Bar is pressure. DIN is the connection type.
You can use a 300 DIN first stage in a 300 or 200 DIN manifold. You can only use a 200 DIN first stage in a 200 DIN manifold. Unless you get the insert for them that allows you to use a yoke.
207 Bar is 3000psi
228 Bar is 3300psi
244 Bar is 3500psi
And yokes are actually rated to 232 Bar the one on a ScubaPro MK20 is and the Apeks yoke is rated to 240 Bar.
And not all Din to Yoke adapters fit all Din regs. I have 2 aqua lungs that wont fit scubapros. The should be universal but it doesn't work out that way when you try them.
Bar is pressure. DIN is the connection type.
You can use a 300 DIN first stage in a 300 or 200 DIN manifold. You can only use a 200 DIN first stage in a 200 DIN manifold. Unless you get the insert for them that allows you to use a yoke.
207 Bar is 3000psi
228 Bar is 3300psi
244 Bar is 3500psi
And yokes are actually rated to 232 Bar the one on a ScubaPro MK20 is and the Apeks yoke is rated to 240 Bar.
And not all Din to Yoke adapters fit all Din regs. I have 2 aqua lungs that wont fit scubapros. The should be universal but it doesn't work out that way when you try them.
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