Spring loaded yoke pressure checker

[ScubaBunga]

When I was down in curacao the dive bus has a spring loaded yoke on the pressure checker. You just slip it on check the pressure, release the pressure and pop it off. This was sooo much more convenient than screwing and unscrewing the yoke. Does anyone know where to get one of these? I’ll email the dive bus next time I’m at my pc but only have my tablet with me which doesn’t have email on it.

 

[Justin Bove]

Is this what you are looking for?

Pneumatic EZ Check Tank Checker with Push Button Bleeder

 

[ScubaBunga]

Is this what you are looking for?

Pneumatic EZ Check Tank Checker with Push Button Bleeder

Yep! It was very similar to that. Any idea the cost, I didn’t want to create an account just to find out..

Edit: ...nm I found the correct search and found it for ~115.00

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Thanks!

 

[Johnoly]

.. Any idea the cost,...

The pneumatics run about $130. The normal screw tighten one run about $50. Also they are only for yoke, not DIN. I did see a 'quik set' DIN connection last year at DEMA, but I wouldn't trust putting 3500psi thru it at belt level if you know what I mean.

The pneumatics are fast but don't always seal up correctly an are a pain in the butt. They also have to be rebuilt every so often so they don't stick. If you are running a mega fill station with a dozen whips it is worth the hassle. But trust me, just stick with the screw tightening ones and it will give you many years of reliable service with no hassle.

 

[Justin Bove]

I think I found what you want if you're not a dive shop. It's not as heavy duty as the one from aplusmarine.com which is meant to be used like a hundred times a day, but also about $200 cheaper.
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https://www.amazon.com/Pneumatic-Tank-Pressure-Checker-5000/dp/B00KAI9SUU

 

[Justin Bove]

The pneumatics run about $130. The normal screw tighten one run about $50. Also they are only for yoke, not DIN. I did see a 'quik set' DIN connection last year at DEMA, but I wouldn't trust putting 3500psi thru it at belt level if you know what I mean.

The pneumatics are fast but don't always seal up correctly an are a pain in the butt. They also have to be rebuilt every so often so they don't stick. If you are running a mega fill station with a dozen whips it is worth the hassle. But trust me, just stick with the screw tightening ones and it will give you many years of reliable service with no hassle.

Completely agree!
I have this checker in my save a dive & scuba crap box
Accurate Cylinder Pressure Checker | Dive Gear Express®
&
DGX DIN-to-Yoke Spin-on Adapter | Dive Gear Express®
DIN Pressure Checker=$39
DIN to YOKE Adapter=$20
Total for universal pressure checker is $59

 

[Johnoly]

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DGX DIN-to-Yoke Spin-on Adapter | Dive Gear Express®
DIN Pressure Checker=$39
DIN to YOKE Adapter=$20
Total for universal pressure checker is $59

That's a PERFECT setup and I have the same thing. You can do Yoke & DIN and $60 is CHEAP !!
@ScubaBunga follow Justin's advice and get this setup. You'll never out grow it.