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iratnl · 4th March 2007, 08:17

Quote: (Originally Posted by fredrik)

We have finally manufactured our low profile rebreather valves.
If anybody is interested in these please feel free to contact us.
We find those valves perfect for Kiss and Megalodon. Please let us know if you find them perfect for some other brand.

You can find pictures in the Gallery, search for "Rekodeko", or take a closer look at our website R E K O D E K O

I've just fitted these valves to the tanks (3L Fabers) of my Sport KISS. I noticed that the neck interior of each tank was different; the dil one was 'angled' and the 02 was 'stepped'. see Cylinder Valves, Manifolds, Converters, Boots, Valve Handles

Are the rekodeko valves compatible with both the DIN 477-6 and EN 144-1 types; they seem to fit ok, but I have not filled the tanks yet.

4th March 2007, 08:17	#14 (permalink)
iratnl Rob Clemes Current Rebreather/s: Sport Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Eastbourne, UK Posts: 122	Re: New low profile rebreather valves Quote: (Originally Posted by fredrik) We have finally manufactured our low profile rebreather valves. If anybody is interested in these please feel free to contact us. We find those valves perfect for Kiss and Megalodon. Please let us know if you find them perfect for some other brand. You can find pictures in the Gallery, search for "Rekodeko", or take a closer look at our website R E K O D E K O I've just fitted these valves to the tanks (3L Fabers) of my Sport KISS. I noticed that the neck interior of each tank was different; the dil one was 'angled' and the 02 was 'stepped'. see Cylinder Valves, Manifolds, Converters, Boots, Valve Handles Are the rekodeko valves compatible with both the DIN 477-6 and EN 144-1 types; they seem to fit ok, but I have not filled the tanks yet.
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