My first mk5 ...

[axxel57]

@axxel57 I cannot find your MK6 ???

You are right!
Still looking for a payable one or one I can trade (for example that special yoke against an original MK5 DIN Adapter), but even more I'm looking since years for a MK8, which might have some interesting technical aspects, because otherwise I have no idea why it had been brought on the market.....

 

[Couv]

:-( I sold one of those for a very low price a few years ago. I rebuilt it and used it as my tire inflator/tank pressure checker for a few years; but the pneumatic yoke was not quite as convenient as it was meant to be. I wish I had kept it for you.

 

[drk5036]

This is absolutely a great DIY project. The parts I can get. There's a couple of tools you need which I can get from SCT when I'm in Thailand next month.

Sent you a PM!

 

[drk5036]

Look what arrived at my parents home today...

 

[Ghost95]

Look what arrived at my parents home today...

Funny I found this thread. We're getting into the same project at the same time. Look what arrived at home today. Still a couple weeks till I get to see it in person.

 

[Ghost95]

It's neat to see two seemingly pristine Mk V's. Amazing that the are still regs of this age in this condition out there.

Good luck with the rebuild.

 

[Angelo Farina]

Look what arrived at my parents home today...

The first stage does not look as a MK5. What's that?

 

[Angelo Farina]

Funny I found this thread. We're getting into the same project at the same time. Look what arrived at home today. Still a couple weeks till I get to see it in person.

This looks exactly identical to my first reg, which i did purchase in 1975, and I am still using with great satisfaction. Unfortunately, after more than 1000 dives, my one is not in so nice conditions...

 

[drk5036]

The first stage does not look as a MK5. What's that?

This one is the MK9 !

 

[Couv]

The first stage does not look as a MK5. What's that?

MK9 in @drk5036 's picture.
MK5 in @Ghost95 's picture.