cohenandy
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Need pump for Technisub pneumatic, like a Ranger, Jaguar, etc.
WTB: Speargun air pump.
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Sorry, no "Technisub pneumatic", but I do have some for the Nemrod Galion 1 & 2, Clippers & such
Popgun Pete
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Technisub pump details.
The big hole in the pump end is to allow the inlet valve pin on Technisub guns to poke through it, the "pin" being quite fat in diameter.
The big hole in the pump end is to allow the inlet valve pin on Technisub guns to poke through it, the "pin" being quite fat in diameter.
Popgun Pete,
Do you have the spec's for a Nemrod Galion 1 pump. I have nothing to measure this one I have to see if it's the same type for cohenandy
Do you have the spec's for a Nemrod Galion 1 pump. I have nothing to measure this one I have to see if it's the same type for cohenandy
Sorry, not sure this one would work
SubseaSports
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@SteveM54 Measure it.
Having a caliper would be ideal. That 'looks' to be thicker tubing. If you have one lmk.
Another option is to have adapter made. I don't think that it would be too big a deal. You would have use a narrower tubed pump. Like my SEAC, which is 14mm. The adapter would have to flush to the end of the main tube. The SEAC is 9.6mm ID, so something like that would work. I think SEAC and Mares pump threads are the same...I could be wrong on that.
Having a caliper would be ideal. That 'looks' to be thicker tubing. If you have one lmk.
Another option is to have adapter made. I don't think that it would be too big a deal. You would have use a narrower tubed pump. Like my SEAC, which is 14mm. The adapter would have to flush to the end of the main tube. The SEAC is 9.6mm ID, so something like that would work. I think SEAC and Mares pump threads are the same...I could be wrong on that.
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