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Brands

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Size

Size

Whom will be using this set?

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CE cert for cold water

CE cert for cold water

Regsets with a CE cold water certificate have been tested in waters below 10 degrees. When diving in NL/BE this comes in handy. In summer, the water on the surface may be warmer than 10 degrees, however, when decending to greater depths, you’ll hit various thermoclines in which the water temperature may be less than 10 degrees.

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Sublub's choice

Sublub's choice

Recommended

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Lift capacity

Lift capacity

The lift capacity of the bladder is usually indicated in pounds -LBS. One pound is approximately 0.45KG

1st stage connection

1st stage connection

The INT ( yoke) connection uses a clamp type to mount the regulator over the cylinder valve and is tightened into place by screwing the cap. This pushes the first stage into the sealing o-ring of the cylinder valve. With the DIN fitting the male part is screwed into the valve to securely capture the o-ring. We recommend the DIN connection, since this is a safer connection. This connection is mostly used for 300bar cylinders. However, the DIN300 bar connection also works with a 200bar tank valve

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Features

Features

Mesh bags are made out of mesh material, which allows the water to escape. Carry-on sized bags can be used as cabin luggage. Waterproof bags can be used to keep the water out, but also to keep your gear from leaking in, for instance, your car.

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Length in CM

Length in CM

Length of entire knife in cm

Suitable for

Suitable for

Single sets are suitable for diving with 1 tank. With a double tank set-up you dive with 2 tanks which are either attached to each other by twinning-bands or 2 separate tanks, for instance when diving side mount.

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1st stage HP port

1st stage HP port

A second high pressure port on a 1st stage is necesarry if you are contemplating to dive with a computer that is air integrated. The transmitter will be attached to the second high pressure port so that you will always have backup analogue SPG.

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Material

Material

Most knives are made of steel. Titanium knives weigh less and are not prone to rust. Ceramic knives are the very sharp

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Use

Use

You can fit a complete dive kit in a bag from 70L and upwards, depending on the thickness of your suit. In NL/BE you will probably need a 90L bag to fit all your gear in. In a bag which is 120L or larger, you will be able to fit 2 dive sets.

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Type of fins

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1st stage LP port

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Tip

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Volume

Volume

Volume of the bag

Hose type

Hose type

Flex hoses are, as the word already describes it, more flexible than rubber hoses. By using these types of hoses the chance of your 2nd stage fitting more comfortable in your mouth, is doubled. The flex hoses are also easier to roll up for transportation and a little lighter than rubber hoses.

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Attachment

Attachment

When attaching the knife to your calf, you can use the strap. With a BCD you can either stow your knife in one of the pockets. Alternatively you can mount it to your pocket – this is brand specific sou se an Aqualung knife fora n Aqualung BCD. If you would like to mount the knife to the inflator, you could use the tool provided. Some knives can be attached to a weight belt or attached to the webbing, using the provided slits

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Heel strap

Heel strap

A standard strap is an adjustable fin strap, which is held in place by securing the clip. A bungee fin strap is a rubber strap, which is pulled over the heel of the foot and is not adjustable. A spring strap has a metal spring, and is also pulled over the heel and isn’t adjustable either.

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1st stage ACD

1st stage ACD

Several regset manufactured by Aqualung have the ACD system. This system makes sure that water will not get in to the 1st stage after diving or even if you have forgotten to put on your dust cap when you rinse your materials.

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1st stage air supply

1st stage air supply

When you dive with an unbalanced 1st stage, breathing may become a little harder as your cylinder is being depleted of air. A balanced 1st stage will give you an even resistance during your dive, as long as your cylinder contains more than 20 Bar. An overbalanced 1st stage will give you a little more pressure when at depth, which will make breathing at greater depth easier. You will be able to feel the difference from a depth of 20 to 25 meters.

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1st stage type

1st stage type

A piston 1st stage is easier to service, since there are less parts. However, a piston 1st stage needs to be serviced earlier than other 1st stages, since the water does get inside the 1st stage. A membrane 1st stage may be less maintanace- sensitive, however, you’ll have to be more precise in adjusting it. If you would like to dive in cold(er) waters, we would recommend a 1st stage with a membrane.

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2nd stage venturi regulator

2nd stage venturi regulator

A venturi switch is a + and – switch on the 2nd stages that regulates airflow. When the switch is switched to the -, the 2nd stage will not free flow when entering the water. When it is switched to the +, breathing is easiest.

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2nd stage breathing resistance

2nd stage breathing resistance

With an adjustable breathing resistance switch on the 2nd stage you will be able to adjust the flow of air when inhaling. You may experience a free flow with your 2nd stage when doing a drift dive or if there is a strong current. If you would adjust the switch to a higher resistance, then your 2nd stage will not free flow.

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2nd stage air supply

2nd stage air supply

A balanced 2ns stage will make inhaling easier than an unbalanced 2nd stage. If you were to use an overbalanced 1st stage then you’ll always have to use a balanced 2nd stage.

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EN250A

EN250A

Regulator sets with an EN250A marking have been tested by breathing simultaniously through the primary 2nd stage and the octopus. This will increase the pressure that is put on the 1st stage and these regsets have passed that specific test. These sets can be used with an octopus up to a depth of 30 meters. Below 30 meters a separate air system with an extra 1st stage is advised.

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Variable size

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