Rebuilt Aquamatic

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Double Diver

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Well I took my rebuilt 1957 patent pending Aquamatic to the pool about an hour ago, and it works! As a mater of fact it works really well, I can probably tweak it some but it's not bad in any position. The new 21st century parts made a huge difference in it's breath-ability. It now has a new silicon compound diaphragm and exhaust valve a new silicon LP seat and a slightly used 1st stage diaphragm from a Titan. My only concern it the way they join the exhaust cover to the main body. If the rubber ring ever goes it won't be pretty. But on a 15-25' reef it might be fun.

I also wanted to say that I used one of Herman's assembly tools to put in the screen and clip. What a breeze, the tool works great!
 
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Well, we may need to talk a bit more. My Aquamatic is a terrible breather, but then again it has only original parts. I took it into the pool, but didn't even want to take it into the deep end :wink:

SeaRat
 
Well, we may need to talk a bit more. My Aquamatic is a terrible breather, but then again it has only original parts. I took it into the pool, but didn't even want to take it into the deep end :wink:

SeaRat

I will PM you with my contact info. And if I get a chance on Monday I will post so photos of the new diaphragm.
 
Well I took my rebuilt 1957 patent pending Aquamatic to the pool about an hour ago, and it works! As a mater of fact it works really well, I can probably tweak it some but it's not bad in any position. The new 21st century parts made a huge difference in it's breath-ability. It now has a new silicon compound diaphragm and exhaust valve a new silicon LP seat and a slightly used 1st stage diaphragm from a Titan. My only concern it the way they join the exhaust cover to the main body. If the rubber ring ever goes it won't be pretty. But on a 15-25' reef it might be fun.

I also wanted to say that I used one of Herman's assembly tools to put in the screen and clip. What a breeze, the tool works great!

I was wondering if you had a chance to use it. Now if others will just buy a few of them. Tell all your friends :)
Do post some photos of the reg- dissambled would be great. That is one reg I have not had a chance to play with.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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