Source for o-ring to fit i200c

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MudBug

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Does anyone have a source for the o-ring to fit a AquaLung i200C dive computer?
I found the measurements on another post on this board but am having difficulty finding a vendor online with that size.

The size is 27.5mm(ID) x 1.2mm (cs)

Thank you.
 
Wondering the same thing. 27.5 is about 1"
We also need to know the correct durometer .
My guess is that this is a custom oring.
 
Wondering the same thing. 27.5 is about 1"
We also need to know the correct durometer .
My guess is that this is a custom oring.

Durometer is 70.
As competitive as this market is, I'm willing to bet the designers wanted something off the shelf in order to keep costs down. Custom costs.
 
I may have to break out my micrometer and pop the back off of my AquaLung i200C and make some measurements.
 
Just in case anyone comes back down the road and looks,

I went ahead and bought this: 27 x 1.2mm Metric Buna O-rings 27 x 1.2mm Minimum 25 pcs

since it is the closest thing I could find to the official oring size in the US. In hand, I could not measure a difference in size between my existing oring and the 27x1.2mm ones so I went for it.

About 20 dives later (~6months), the computer is still fine, so I would say this is a good fit for those who are in the US and cannot find a source for the official sized oring
 
Cool thanks man
and when you consider a half millimetre difference over a lets say ninety millimetre circumference
there was never an issue in the first place

Reading those Oring measurements may seem large, where the difference can be quite negligible
 

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