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Ti with o2 is bad news
Why no titanium regulator for tec diving
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Right - I meant 50% or 100% O2. Generally when someone says O2 by itself (in the circles I dive in anyway) , in relation to diving - it's probably 50% or 100% - I would of said something different i.e. nitrox , heliox, air, trimix, etc - if it were something different like EAN48 or EAN70. O2 as in a specific mix of gases. Not O2 as in PP02. Hope that clears things up. Terminology between different regions of divers is annoying sometimes lol.
Personally - Ti is a hype and relatively useless as a regulator material - the weight savings is not enough to justify the cost - the fact you wouldn't want to use it with o2 rich mixes is another point against it. That's just another thing to remember which I would not want to have to do.
To each their own though.
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