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| Regulators and Cylinders: Discuss Isolation Manifold. in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Just trying to check something in my head on an isolation manifold (Sanosub). With a 1st stage on both posts ... |
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| no. the cylinders are connected 'below' the level of the regulators.
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| So with this being a fairly daft question then, how's the best way to know the manifold is open. And is it best to dive with a gauge on each post to see that they breathe down evenly. |
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If the manifold was accidentally closed, you would be alerted to this problem by the gauge either a) not moving at all, or b) dropping faster than you expect - depends on which post you are using, and which reg you are breathing off. Quote:
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| If your set is full.... If your gauge shows no gas then your left post is closed. If you can't breathe then your right post is closed. If you find yourself saying 'gosh, I'm not using much air on this dive' - then your manifold may be closed
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However I went to that configuration after the previous gauge failed on me. It didn't quite jam it just went down unbelievably slowly. After that I promoted it to the 'must have' category and if you must have something take two. ![]() Last edited by nigelH : 13-04-06 at 08:23 PM. |
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