Sherwood scuba, SR 2
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I took the first stage apart, found a slight raised edge on the piston side of the transmitter, polished it down slightly, did a relube of all the moving parts and finally got in the pool with it yesterday
no brand loyalty here, AL outlaw b/c, D420 D mask and SR 2 1st and second, SP GoSport fins
I have ordered some Sherwood Triton pro fins to try out, I’ve had regular tritons and the are really good all around fins but the stiffer PRO model is available so …
good news, didn’t hear any noise from the first, taking the shotgun approach I can’t isolate the issue.
I still don’t know why my phone pics always post sideways.
no brand loyalty here, AL outlaw b/c, D420 D mask and SR 2 1st and second, SP GoSport fins
I have ordered some Sherwood Triton pro fins to try out, I’ve had regular tritons and the are really good all around fins but the stiffer PRO model is available so …good news, didn’t hear any noise from the first, taking the shotgun approach I can’t isolate the issue.
I still don’t know why my phone pics always post sideways.
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Ok, it’s not in my nature to leave well enough alone so…
the performance of these SR Regs is as good as anything out there and better than most but…
I like my Regs to run hot enough that I can get them to “over” flow when I want it, these won’t do it they are so very well behaved,I’ve ordered some parts so it time to experiment.
the fine tuning adjustment for spring pressure is accessible through the control knob
the adjuster is pretty conventional micro adjuster, my new parts still use the Allen for adjustment.
inside it pretty conventional in design
the air is delivered via two holes
this is the diverted/interuptor all the way in
All the way out
you can see it adds turbulence even when open for the second hole, it also stands off a little which I feel also creates some turbulence
so my first attempt at making it lose a little of its tight control
I removed a little bit from the divertor, I’m getting a touch of the push I like but have to wait until next week to dive it.
the other interesting thing about these is the orifice end adjustment, no in-line adjuster needed
the sleeve here cones through the lock nut and provides easy adjustment with no special tools
you can just make out the adjuster notches in this pic, all you need is a small pick or screw driver to turn it, the adjustment tweaks orifice/seat engagement without affecting lever height.
the performance of these SR Regs is as good as anything out there and better than most but…
I like my Regs to run hot enough that I can get them to “over” flow when I want it, these won’t do it they are so very well behaved,I’ve ordered some parts so it time to experiment.
the fine tuning adjustment for spring pressure is accessible through the control knob
the adjuster is pretty conventional micro adjuster, my new parts still use the Allen for adjustment.
inside it pretty conventional in design
the air is delivered via two holes
this is the diverted/interuptor all the way in
All the way out
you can see it adds turbulence even when open for the second hole, it also stands off a little which I feel also creates some turbulence
so my first attempt at making it lose a little of its tight control
I removed a little bit from the divertor, I’m getting a touch of the push I like but have to wait until next week to dive it.
the other interesting thing about these is the orifice end adjustment, no in-line adjuster needed
the sleeve here cones through the lock nut and provides easy adjustment with no special tools
you can just make out the adjuster notches in this pic, all you need is a small pick or screw driver to turn it, the adjustment tweaks orifice/seat engagement without affecting lever height.
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Some pics of the other end, how someone thought of a way for an adjustment for orifice/seat that doesn’t change lever height is pretty astonishing;
Adjuster all of the way out
all the way in
it works against this sleeve, in or out the lever stays the same
Adjuster all of the way out
all the way in
it works against this sleeve, in or out the lever stays the same
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Geo7
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The one drawback of the Atomic floating seat was for me that it took more iterative steps to adjust (since I sold my inline adjuster), -compared a standard orifice, where I can approximate the position very closely by blowing through it while unpressurized. This new Sherwood technology seems to make adjusting a floating seat very easy! Having a stockpile of Scubapro 2nd stage seats make me reluctant to switch now though...
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Geo7
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No worries, no more regs for now. If I buy anything, it'll be more Scubapro LP seats from you... I love the simple S620.
I love the simple S620.
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