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hi, i was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a buddy trimix bcd wing and i want to remove the emergency cylinder ( bottle of death as it is also know) on the back. i have looked on the manufacters website and cant find any help. does any one know if there is a blanking plug available for this valve. any help would be greatly appreciated.
hi, i was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a buddy trimix bcd wing and i want to remove the emergency cylinder ( bottle of death as it is also know) on the back. i have looked on the manufacters website and cant find any help. does any one know if there is a blanking plug available for this valve. any help would be greatly appreciated.
Never heard of that brand, but if you are talking about an old BCD with a CO2 cartridge, most people just empty it, and leave the empty cartridge in place.
Never heard of that brand, but if you are talking about an old BCD with a CO2 cartridge, most people just empty it, and leave the empty cartridge in place.
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Guess we need clarification - AP Valves does carry a "Buddy Trimix" wing with an "auto inflator/emergency air source," which is available on several of their models...
Guess we need clarification - AP Valves does carry a "Buddy Trimix" wing with an "auto inflator/emergency air source," which is available on several of their models...
almost all ap valves bcd's come with a 0.4l cyclinder/crack bottle fillable from the main cylinder as an emergency buoyancy source. a blanking plate is available - call ap valves and they'll sort you out - very helpful people. the autoinflator airsource thing is an airII style inflator regulator.
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