Which Regulator??

[Web Monkey]

The Last sentence in combination with the first sentence however seems a bit strange. Less than perfect translation from italian to english maybe?

It makes perfect sense. They don't want you pre-freezing the first stage.

Water conducts heat much better than air, and the first stage will stay warmer if you don't breathe on it above water.

Terry

 

[shoturtle]

It makes perfect sense. They don't want you pre-freezing the first stage.

Water conducts heat much better than air, and the first stage will stay warmer if you don't breathe on it above water.

Terry

That makes sense, but is it practical and workable to keep the reg in water after you finish you first tank during the SI.

 

[Tigerman]

It makes perfect sense. They don't want you pre-freezing the first stage.

Water conducts heat much better than air, and the first stage will stay warmer if you don't breathe on it above water.

Terry

As I said, the last sentence makes perfect sense on its own. But theres also the "avoiding using the regulatur in water below 10 celsius (50F)" part that throw me off a bit. Afterall "below 0 celsius" is 32F or less..

 

[shoturtle]

Probably from those of us who think the G250 is a great reg, but when paired with the MK17 instead of the MK25 it fits the OP's criteria.

Everyone have already pointed to it, but the mk25 is gain steam.

 

[ZzzKing]

I think you should include "WTH would anyone be doing in water that cold" as a choice.