Din conversion
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The shop that sold you the regulator should have one, or be able to get one for you. I THINK that they are pretty much interchangeable between brands, but best to confirm this.
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Rich52,
where are you located? what regulator are you looking for a din conversion kit for?
where are you located? what regulator are you looking for a din conversion kit for?
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Please use the dealer locator at the top of the USA page on our website to locate all dealers near you Aqua Lung - Personal Aquatic Equipment for Recreational and Professional Use.
the part number you are looking for is AP0211. the dive shop will need to install this item for you. It not recommended by Aqua Lung that you do this yourself.
should you have more questions or need further assistance please let me know happy and safe diving.
the part number you are looking for is AP0211. the dive shop will need to install this item for you. It not recommended by Aqua Lung that you do this yourself.
should you have more questions or need further assistance please let me know happy and safe diving.
OK Had the conversion done...anyone know what the torque spec is . I asked the tech what he torqued it to but he couldn't tell me. There are no leaks and nothing is totally wrenched down..but I'am just curious
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if you don't have an in/lb torque wrench most everything on regulators is basically "when metal hits metal, stop", "snug" is also a good term, you get a feel for it and can get them pretty darn accurate by hand once you've done it enough.
seems like when I loosened it and tightened it back up ,when the metal hit the metal (with o ring in there ofcourse) there was no moet tightening to be done..all seems well..no leaks, good breathing I'am happy. Thanks everybody
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