squidster
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Hey , why dont some of you more experienced scubaboard dudes put a second stage chart on the board ,this may help less experienced divers in picking out the right second stage as well as the first stage.
we have a first stage chart,why dont someone make a second stage chart/
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squidster
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Um... because nobody looks at the sticky first stage chart?
Q. E. D.
(Note: It's the [thread=86200]sticky thread[/thread] at the top of the Regulators forum!)
Second stages might be interesting. For example, knowing that the Titan is unbalanced, the Titan LX and Legend (not LX) are balanced, and the Legend LX is balanced with tension adjustment... that might come in handy for someone wondering. (Seems more wiki-like than thread-like, but hey.)
redrover
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Like this? (I just copied what my owners manual said.) I agree it got tiresome clicking from website/pages to website/pages to compare.)
manufacturer: ATOMIC model:B2
weight:153g (5.4oz) (W/SWIVEL HOSE)
type:BALANCED, LINEAR FLO
Materials:
demand valve body: TITANIUM
lever, spring: TITANIUM
orifice: TITANIUM
diaphragm/exhaust valve:SILICONE RUBBER
manufacturer: ATOMIC model:B2
weight:153g (5.4oz) (W/SWIVEL HOSE)
type:BALANCED, LINEAR FLO
Materials:
demand valve body: TITANIUM
lever, spring: TITANIUM
orifice: TITANIUM
diaphragm/exhaust valve:SILICONE RUBBER
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squidster
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