Hi
I recently was on a dive and had an unusual experience with my reg. an Aqualung Titan. I had been at 60 feet and ascended slowly to around 25 ft or so. At the point of 25 feet or so and until the end of the dive, (with about 500-600 psi in an AL80) when I inhaled there was a weird feeling/noise that happened at the end of the inhalation. I am thinking that the regulator was continuing to give me a little air even after I stopped inhaling. The "extra" air stopped a second or two after the end of each inhalation. When I was at 60 feet, the temperature was 48 F but at 25 was much warmer (60ish) and the surface air temp was in the 70s. My question is was this because the tank was low on air or was the reg. on the edge of freezing/freeflowing or some other malfunction? I bought the reg. in Sept. and have about 35 dives on it and it has not been serviced (annual) yet.
Thanks in advance for all information.
Grey
I recently was on a dive and had an unusual experience with my reg. an Aqualung Titan. I had been at 60 feet and ascended slowly to around 25 ft or so. At the point of 25 feet or so and until the end of the dive, (with about 500-600 psi in an AL80) when I inhaled there was a weird feeling/noise that happened at the end of the inhalation. I am thinking that the regulator was continuing to give me a little air even after I stopped inhaling. The "extra" air stopped a second or two after the end of each inhalation. When I was at 60 feet, the temperature was 48 F but at 25 was much warmer (60ish) and the surface air temp was in the 70s. My question is was this because the tank was low on air or was the reg. on the edge of freezing/freeflowing or some other malfunction? I bought the reg. in Sept. and have about 35 dives on it and it has not been serviced (annual) yet.
Thanks in advance for all information.
Grey