Who has a line on the 90 degree second stage swivel that SP made.
ScubaPro type 90 swivel
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Are you talking about the rectangular blocks that are used on the MK7?
OP
No it a swivel that goes on the second stage. But thank you.
Peter_C
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Are you talking about a true swivel or a 90 degree fitting? There is a big difference in terms of failures. Please do your homework on swivels and you will see they are major failure point. Anything that has a bolt going thru a swivel can come apart in a flurry of bubbles. There are a few brands that are captured that hold up well. Just type "swivel failure" into the search on this board and read some of the horror stories.
Is this the one you are thinking of? CLICKY! If so I wouldn't recommend using it.
Is this the one you are thinking of? CLICKY! If so I wouldn't recommend using it.
OP
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Texfrazer
Guest
I've never run across that piece, but I'll keep my eyes open for one.
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Guest
I've seen them on ebay somewhat sporadically, usually listed as 120s. I was going to try one on my wife's rig - 40 inch hose under her arm.
Peter_C
Contributor
That is NOT a 90 degree fitting, nor is it a swivel.
XS Scuba 90° Right Angle "UnderArm" Adapter
Dive Rite RG1350 Right Angle Adapter
Above are two different brands of 90 degree fittings. If you want a 120 you can search it out yourself. Scubapro may have made one in the past, but they no longer offer one. Personally I would rather have a new one than a used one. Most likely Scubapro didn't make it themselves, as they outsource most of their accessories.
The better question is why do you want one? There are better solutions out there. I.E. 5'-7' hose.
Zung
Contributor
The Trident part # AA52 has the right angle. But the quality may not be as good.
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