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I have read this as well. I wonder if some of that can be solved by using a SS plug for sealing the valve thus protecting the threads when not in use (and from losing gas)?
Valves Sea Elite vs Thermo
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I have read this as well. I wonder if some of that can be solved by using a SS plug for sealing the valve thus protecting the threads when not in use (and from losing gas)?
I don't have any plugs. The only issue I had was in a now defunct dive shop. Their analyzer flow meter never seated quite right in my 300 bar manifold (a dive rite), like never been used before.
I have never had an issue with my regs in that very same manifold.
If you're blowing O2 sensors apart you need a flow meter
The LP hose ones works great.
I have never had an issue with my regs in that very same manifold.
If you're blowing O2 sensors apart you need a flow meter
The LP hose ones works great.Similar threads
