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1. I would like to change the valves as these are the weirdo angled ones. I assume that I will need 7/8" threads, so my first question is where I can buy a valve/manifold set that would work on these tanks. I wish to use them as singles until I get my dual wing and a little more training.
2. I have a Scubapro MK2 for yoke valves. Can I use this regulator on this set, assuming I can get a DIN/yoke adapters or am I going to have to buy a new reg? I think most valves that are HP will require a DIN 300bar setup, yes?
Please excuse my ignorance, but I do have a small question. Is the valve din? If so, why won't you change your regulators to din and purchase a din to yoke adaptor for vacations. Do you dive regularly at home?
I kinda like the angled outlets, I'd convert the SPs to DIN and be off and running.
Looking to sort out a little conumdrum I have.
I just bought a set of PST 3500psi 100cu steel Doubles w/ genesis isolation manifold (angled). So, here are the concerns/questions:
1. I would like to change the valves as these are the weirdo angled ones. I assume that I will need 7/8" threads, so my first question is where I can buy a valve/manifold set that would work on these tanks. I wish to use them as singles until I get my dual wing and a little more training.
2. I have a Scubapro MK2 for yoke valves. Can I use this regulator on this set, assuming I can get a DIN/yoke adapters or am I going to have to buy a new reg? I think most valves that are HP will require a DIN 300bar setup, yes?
Any help would be great!