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Philippe GERIN · 11th October 2006, 16:47

Quote: (Originally Posted by Deepthought)

Yes Philippe, I'm going to service them at the same time, presumably the intersage pressure is set to the same as normal open circuit MR12's.
I'll check what it is now...
Thanks again
Andy

Andy, Check the IP carrefully on the manual.
on the Azimuth SCR, it is very important, as in if-you-screw-up-you-can-die, for a consistant flow rate that you set the the second supply tank that's used after you flip the lever @ a slightly higher IP than the main cylinder. I used to set this second MR12 @ 9.2 bars and the first @ 9.0 bars, but that was a few years ago and my memory can play tricks on me so you want to check that with an Azimuth service technician.
Best
Philippe

11th October 2006, 16:47	#6 (permalink)
Philippe GERIN ccr apprentice Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Sport Kiss Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: May 2005 Location: Strasbourg, France Posts: 654	Re: Azimuth Tanks - Convert to DIN? Quote: (Originally Posted by Deepthought) Yes Philippe, I'm going to service them at the same time, presumably the intersage pressure is set to the same as normal open circuit MR12's. I'll check what it is now... Thanks again Andy Andy, Check the IP carrefully on the manual. on the Azimuth SCR, it is very important, as in if-you-screw-up-you-can-die, for a consistant flow rate that you set the the second supply tank that's used after you flip the lever @ a slightly higher IP than the main cylinder. I used to set this second MR12 @ 9.2 bars and the first @ 9.0 bars, but that was a few years ago and my memory can play tricks on me so you want to check that with an Azimuth service technician. Best Philippe
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