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Scuba_Vixen · 23rd February 2006, 20:21

In the earlier post with the reply from the operator, they used the term inverse DIN, that would be a way to descrive the standard Drager tank valve.

That's why I figured the 1073 was backwards.

Not sure how much room there is to work with, but if there's enough, check the 1075/int adapter.

It makes the Drager tank valve a yoke style tank valve, and then you could use a common DIN to yoke adapter to attach your regs.

http://www.subaqua-products.co.uk/Ca.../catalogue.php

Type in 1075

Darlene

23rd February 2006, 20:21	#10 (permalink)
Scuba_Vixen e/mCCR Dolphin Pilot Current Rebreather/s: Other CCR Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Home Build Join Date: May 2005 Location: St. Croix USVI Posts: 557	Re: Dolphin Tanks on Evo In the earlier post with the reply from the operator, they used the term inverse DIN, that would be a way to descrive the standard Drager tank valve. That's why I figured the 1073 was backwards. Not sure how much room there is to work with, but if there's enough, check the 1075/int adapter. It makes the Drager tank valve a yoke style tank valve, and then you could use a common DIN to yoke adapter to attach your regs. http://www.subaqua-products.co.uk/Ca.../catalogue.php Type in 1075 Darlene Last edited by Scuba_Vixen : 23rd February 2006 at 20:25.
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