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Just got an Omniswivel LP adaptor so I can add an octo and BC inflator to my Conshelf XII. It looks great, fits well, and I can't wait to try it out.
 
Calvinator:
is the conshelf 14 not balanced?
Not like the legend. Not to many from that era are. At this point, I do not understand why you are so inclined to use the Conshelf as your primary, so I didn't think that price was an issue.
 
garyfotodiver:
I have used a US Divers SE3 regulator for several years. The first stage is almost identical to that of my Conshelf XII. The SE3 costs about $75 to service, which includes the octo and guages. There is no reason for me to switch regulators.

After a rebuild, I plan to use the XII in cold water.


I have recently aquired a Conshelf XII. Are these regs sealed or do I need a cold water kit and can I still get the kit? I paid like $30 off ebay for it, figured I'd give it a try to go with a couple 2nd stages I had that I was missing a 1st stage for. I was hoping to use it for cold water with a drysuit but 3 LP's prevents that....guess I'll be looking for a Pony Bottle for that.
 
Does anybody have a good source for a Conshelf DIN converter? I have had one on order at an outrageous price from my LDS and am beginning to think that it will never arrive :-(

Also,could someone tell me the exact conshelf model I have from the serial number,CMA0463

Thanks
 
darylm74:
I have recently aquired a Conshelf XII. Are these regs sealed or do I need a cold water kit and can I still get the kit?

Does it have a black bubble on the bottom or is it like something a flathead screwdriver can fit into? It is available as both. If it is not though, it won't be a cheap date to convert it as the entire bottom end needs to be changed out.
 
rescuediver009:
Does it have a black bubble on the bottom or is it like something a flathead screwdriver can fit into? It is available as both. If it is not though, it won't be a cheap date to convert it as the entire bottom end needs to be changed out.

It has the end that the screw can fit into on it. I guess I will just have to ask my LDS to see how much it will cost if it doesn't already have one.
 
You have struck a bad note with me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hated my Conshelf seIII. It sucked. It felt like I was breathing through a mixed drink straw at only 20 ft. One time at 40 ft, it almost completely stuck shut. I could hardly get a breath out of it.

I'm proud to anounce I now own an Atomic B2 and would give up all of my other equipment before I gave up my B2.
 
darylm74:
It has the end that the screw can fit into on it. I guess I will just have to ask my LDS to see how much it will cost if it doesn't already have one.

No black bubble means no seal. I would take a look at how badly you need it versus the cost of the thing.
 
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