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you sure do have a way with words Wookie !! haha thx !!
several questions on the scuba pro line of regulators
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The non-EVO mk25 ceased production in 2014 and was replaced by the Mk25 EVO in 2015. The non-EVO Mk17 is still available, while supplies last, and will be replaced by the Mk17EVO.
The Mk17 and Mk11 are the same except for the dry ambient pressure chamber, with secondary diaphragm, that keeps all working parts of the first stage dry.
The Mk25 is equipped with a 5-port low-pressure swivel, vs the fixed 4-port low-pressure cap on the Mk21. The performance differences are: non EVO Mk25- 301 SCFM; Mk21 265 SCFM.
The simplicity of design in both the Mk2EVO/R195 make them an excellent pairing.The Mk2 EVO can be paired with any of our second stages. Please refer to the regulator owner's manual for more detail.
http://www.scubapro.com/media/369689/scubapro_regulators-eng.pdf
The Mk17 and Mk11 are the same except for the dry ambient pressure chamber, with secondary diaphragm, that keeps all working parts of the first stage dry.
The Mk25 is equipped with a 5-port low-pressure swivel, vs the fixed 4-port low-pressure cap on the Mk21. The performance differences are: non EVO Mk25- 301 SCFM; Mk21 265 SCFM.
The simplicity of design in both the Mk2EVO/R195 make them an excellent pairing.The Mk2 EVO can be paired with any of our second stages. Please refer to the regulator owner's manual for more detail.
http://www.scubapro.com/media/369689/scubapro_regulators-eng.pdf
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so after also looking at the sub gear products (owned now by scubapro as far as i can tell) am i correct that the SG50 is the same as the mk17 with a c350 ? and the SG30 is the same as the mk11 but with a "less pretty" c350 ? just not sure i like the type of swivel on the sub gear 2nd stage. i think i would change that out.
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