AfterDark
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Those switches are a must get!
Done!
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Those switches are a must get!
Done!
and how do I get one of those?James also made some silicone copied along the design of the original with more of a reservoir for the grease, I switched to that one for the next test that may be a few weeks away, I’ll use the 25 as my main reg so it doesn’t get bumped around.
I did a little and then sent it off for someone else to dive, he had good results adding grease a few times. I decided it just wasn’t worth the trouble for me, Sherwood makes a very nice dry sealed piston first stage.Hi
I know this post is not new ....
Did you ever had the chance to do the next test??
and how do I get one of those?
Thanks
Sealing a Mk25 started to look like diminishing returns.... I never got an answer sorted that I'm truly happy with. On the other hand, the Mk20 boot copy seems to work just fine.... and I understand that a Mk20 can be upgraded to Mk25 with the piston and seat retainer. I think early 25's also had the same body as the 20. Only issue that's been brought to my attention about those is that the UL scalloped turret doesn't properly retain the upper edge of the boot, but I've made a retainer ring in TPE that pops on over the turret to achieve the same result. I don't have a picture of it installed (a Mk10 is the newest reg I own myself), but here's a picture of two Mk20 turrets, one scalloped (left hand) and one earlier design, to show what I'm talking about.Hi
I know this post is not new ....
Did you ever had the chance to do the next test??
and how do I get one of those?
Thanks
Yes man,If you need a Mk20 boot (and or adapter ring for the scalloped turret) let me know.