ScubaPro MK11 DIN Conversion
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Yes the kit should work just fine for the MK11.
I have used the same din kit for MK11, MK16, MK17, MK20, MK25, and MK2+ first stages. The only changes I had to make were the location of the o-ring seal on some of the 1st stages.
Jim Breslin.
I have used the same din kit for MK11, MK16, MK17, MK20, MK25, and MK2+ first stages. The only changes I had to make were the location of the o-ring seal on some of the 1st stages.
Jim Breslin.
The Mk 11 is just an unsealed version of the Mk 17, so the regs are identical in that area of the reg.
Also, Scubapro uses a "universal' DI kit on their regs and the same basic kit works on everything except the Mk 5. A Jim stated, on the unbalanced fisrt stages, it seals using an o-ring in the middle of the retainer while on the balanced regs it seals with a smaller o-ring on the end of the retainer.
Also, Scubapro uses a "universal' DI kit on their regs and the same basic kit works on everything except the Mk 5. A Jim stated, on the unbalanced fisrt stages, it seals using an o-ring in the middle of the retainer while on the balanced regs it seals with a smaller o-ring on the end of the retainer.
I am trying to get 5 - 300 BAR DIN converter kits for oceanic CDX-5. I have checked the regulator end thread and it appears to be about 0.620" diameter and 24 TPI. I have been asking about and it appears a difficult one to resolve. I did however find that my Mk 11 Scubapro DIN fitting is also 24 TPI and screws in just fine. Is this kit a generic kit and thus would fit my CDX-5 as well?
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