Hog D1 cold water - direction

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Just for the sake of completeness, the red cover everyone is talking about isn't the diaphragm - it's the environmental seal. The diaphragm is well below that in the barrel of the reg.

And I keep my environmental seal pointing up. :)

-Adrian

OK, OK. It is a diaphragm * A flexible membrane separating two chambers and fixed around its periphery that distends into one or other chamber as the difference in the pressure in the chambers varies.* that is uused this this case to seal and transfer ambient pressure. :wink:
Semantics and just adds confusion for some. See the quote above. Though by definition the red cover may be a form of a "diaphragm", as stated above it is not "the diaphragm" that is commonly referred to when discussing a regulator. Oh, and BTW, I have several regulators where the environmental seal is actually a piece of hard plastic.
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