Scubapro Mk19 EVO / D420 Regulator

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Scubapro Mk19 EVO / D420 Regulator

1020 Gear news Scubapro MK19 EVO D420

Reckoned by Scubapro to be the perfect combination of first and second stage for deep, cold and silty diving conditions, this new regulator combination costs £695.

The Mk19 EVO balanced diaphragm first stage is environmentally sealed and offers, along with two hp ports, four swivelling mp outlets plus a fifth axial take-off.

The D420 second stage diaphragm is pneumatically balanced and set low for ease of breathing.

8 October 2020

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#ASKMARK Hello Mark, while out diving recently I talked to an experienced diver who was diving with twins but did not have any manifold on them, i.e. each cylinder had a first stage with a primary and an SPG. One cylinder had the low pressure inflator for his BC. What are the pros and cons of a manifold setup versus independent twins?

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00:00 Introduction
00:40 What's the point of independent twins?
01:06 Answer

@dekkerlundquist5938
#ASKMARK Hello Mark, while out diving recently I talked to an experienced diver who was diving with twins but did not have any manifold on them, i.e. each cylinder had a first stage with a primary and an SPG. One cylinder had the low pressure inflator for his BC. What are the pros and cons of a manifold setup versus independent twins?

#scuba #scubadiving #scubadiver
LINKS

Become a fan: https://www.scubadivermag.com/join
Gear Purchases: https://www.scubadivermag.com/affiliate/dive-gear
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Website: https://www.scubadivermag.com ➡️ Scuba Diving, Underwater Photography, Hints & Advice, Scuba Gear Reviews
Website: https://www.divernet.com ➡️ Scuba News, Underwater Photography, Hints & Advice, Travel Reports
Website: https://www.godivingshow.com ➡️ The Only Dive Show in the United Kingdom
Website: https://www.rorkmedia.com ➡️ For advertising within our brands
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00:00 Introduction
00:40 What's the point of independent twins?
01:06 Answer

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What's The Point of Independent Twins? #askmark

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