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Regulators and Cylinders: Discuss Finally gone DIN in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Been on the cards for ages now but finally got the parts in to convert my Apeks over. Now to ...

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Old 07-09-02, 10:11 PM
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Been on the cards for ages now but finally got the parts in to convert my Apeks over. Now to go diving with them ...
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To DIN or not to DIN, that is the question.
Seriously, this is a pretty loose link, but does anyone know which is the more popular fitting in Australia, DIN or Yoke?
I was planning on taking my own regs out there next month and was wondering if I'm going to get one of those A-Clamp to DIN converter thingummybobbies.
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If your kit is already DIN then there should be no problems Clive - its a simple task using an allen key to take out a section of the pillar valve on the tank to allow for DIN connections. If you're on an A clamp, you should also be ok as that still seems the worldwide standard.
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Paxo, you will find that the A clamp is standard in Oz - although no doubt if you are diving with rufty tufty tekkies they may be dinned-up.
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good laad, knew youd see sense soon enough!!!
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Sometimes you can get tanks - I did in Bali - that are a-clamp only (they don't have the insert like on my tank)

Converters are less than 20 quid and can be worthwhile.

I went DIN from the off and much prefer them. I have an a-clamp pony. That'll be going DIN if I don't get the twinset in the near future. And even then I'll probably do it anyway.

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Same here Gav

Before I went over to Cyprus, I called the dive centre and asked if they supported DIN, I was told yes only to find that they threw me a converter. so my DIN reg was screwed into an A-clamp adpater which was then attached to the bottle.... the worst of two worlds really.

A lot of dive centres may still be using the older pillar valves without the screw in centre.
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Hey - Heads up - also want to convert my TX40`s to DIN. Did you go 7 thread or 5 ??. Also where did you get the parts, how much were they and do you get converting instructions

Any info would be appreciated

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Hey - Heads up - also want to convert my TX40`s to DIN. Did you go 7 thread or 5 ??. Also where did you get the parts, how much were they and do you get converting instructions
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Ordered the parts through my local dive shop (Seadog in Huddersfield). Cost £30 each (also mithered them to change them over for me while I was there!) Got the 7 thread one (no reason - thats what came!)

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