Scubapro MK25 Yoke to DIN

[ohbilly1978]

I have a Scubapro MK25 with a Yoke adaptor. Is it possible to convert it to a 300 Bar DIN permanently, not just for a one time use? If so what would I need to do so and what should I expect to pay?

 

[tstormdiver]

SubaPro has a DIN conversion kit. Not sure of the cost. I am actually trying to get my recreational reg converted from a DIN with a yoke adapter to a yoke. I've had too many O-ring problems.

 

[Slamfire]

I know older scuba pros can use apeks din adapters, not sure about a Mk25 though. Give John from northeast scuba supply a call. He may have a used adapter that can go cheaper than a brand new apeks. He'll also be able to tell you if the apeks will fit your Mk25. Regulators - Din Adapters - Apeks Din Adapters - Northeast Scuba Supply

 

[Pudsky]

This may be what you are looking for. If I am wrong, I am sure others will chinme in and let me know.
ScubaPro "300 bar" Din Conversion Kit for MK16, MK18, MK20 & MK25

There have been discussions on this in the past here. Here is one I found. This is something I am considering doing with my MK17. I believe it is the same for the MK25
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/regulators/349479-coverting-scubapro-mk17-din.html

 

[Slamfire]

Found a conversion kit for you in LP: ScubaPro "300 bar" Din Conversion Kit for MK16, MK18, MK20 & MK25


Edit: Pudsky beat me to the post.

 

[halocline]

I have a Scubapro MK25 with a Yoke adaptor. Is it possible to convert it to a 300 Bar DIN permanently, not just for a one time use? If so what would I need to do so and what should I expect to pay?

You need the scubapro DIN conversion kit, exactly what is suggested by pudsky and slamfire. A good SP dealer should install it for free if you buy it there, or you can do it yourself if you have a torque wrench and a (I think) 6mm allen socket. You technically need a special socket to get the yoke nut off, but realistically you can use a big adjustable wrench or even a vise. That's because you're only taking it off, not putting it back on.

I would guess, just judging from leisurepro's price, that a typical SP dealer will charge about $75 for the kit.

 

[Wayward Son]

my mk25 is din.

 

[Pullmyfinger]

I converted my Mk25's to din, the shop charged $60 each. I wish the Scubapro's were already DIN.
My wife was very happy to point out that all of her Poseidon regulators were already DIN. ;-)

-Mitch

 

[tstormdiver]

I converted my Mk25's to din, the shop charged $60 each. I wish the Scubapro's were already DIN.
My wife was very happy to point out that all of her Poseidon regulators were already DIN. ;-)

-Mitch

You can order them as DIN instead of yoke. All 5 sets of mine are DIN.

 

[Pullmyfinger]

The shop I bought them from only orders them as yoke regs. At the time that was the only choice.
I always thought for anything outside of Europe, they were all yoke.
It adds up, having to convert them.

-Mitch