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Wetsuits, Drysuits & Undersuits: Discuss Pee Valves in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: All Looking for a p-valve for my membrane suit - they are a lot more expensive than I imagined! ...

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Old 10-09-03, 02:00 PM
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Looking for a p-valve for my membrane suit - they are a lot more expensive than I imagined! Anyone know of the cheapest source for one?  I guess it's not something you'd buy second hand?!
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There's always the DIY option.. I got mine from Otter tho, it was cheaper than the Halcyon.

Do u want balanced or unbalanced?
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Hi Dom - thanks for the prompt response.
That's where you come in - I'm guessing balanced is best, but from personal experience, what do you/everyone else recommend?
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Apparently, unbalanced ones have been shown to be fine, at least according to O'Three who market one which has a quick-snap connector. When I get one I'm probably going for the O'Three because of that feature
http://www.othree.co.uk/pvalve.html

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Looks like a piece of p*** to make...

Four sizes? Can't see anyone going for Small...

So, there's a DIY challenge.  Any thoughts Dom?  The suit bit looks simple enough - must be worth £65 to do it yourself!

The real challenge will be doing one for the girls...
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We all use the EE balanced one.  I've got two of these and no complaints. Don't use the cr*p catheters that come with it though.  Get the Ultraflex ones from Rochester Medical....much better.

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bob,youve got how many??

i bet your popular! wif the ladies !!

surely not on the same suit  
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Bob - got contact details for them? I can only find the US details..
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To get the "Ultraflex" catheters in UK contact:

Jade-Euro-Med
Unit 14, OldChurch Rd. Industrial Estate
East Hanningfield
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Thanks for the replies so far - the options mentioned are still lots of money (I'm not tight, just think it's a lot of money for not a lot of dive gear!) - what's this DIY jobbie - any links?
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