Looking for Oceanic Din Conversion Kits

[TracyN]

Does anyone have any Oceanic DIN conversion kits for sale? I need to convert my regs to DIN. In my search for tanks I've noticed that some takes have valves that say 200 and some say 300. I don't want to get the wrong kit so is one of these valves more standard than the other or does it even matter. Thanks.

[MORGAN]

300 DIN regulators will work with both 200 and 300 tank valves. 200 regulators will work only with 200 valves. The only difference is the length of the threaded part, (300 is longer) and a 200 regulator won't be long enough to hit bottom in a 300 valve.

[JamesK]

I always go with 300 DIN regs because of the reason mentioned above by MORGAN. As for tanks, I prefer a 300 Bar valve, but do own a couple of 200 bar on my AL80's.

[Sludge]

As far as finding DIN fittings to convert your regs, they are expensive (something like eighty bucks apiece) and used ones are rare. Seriously, you would come out much better financially to get on eBay and sell your yoke regs to some unsuspecting open water diver (that was a joke) and buy some DIN regs.

[jcook]

+1 for Sludge

Get rid of those regs and buy something that was made for cave diving. Plus you can't buy 200 bar DIN for your regs in the US anymore or anywhere for that matter I think.

[Superlyte27]

It depends on which regs they are. If it's an FDX-10 reg, it's pricey. If it's a cdx-5 or sport, it's pretty cheap. Actually, if memory serves, only the FDX-10 regs are pricey, the rest are pretty normal. Email me [email protected] and I'll show you which ones to get. I don't currently have any, but can point you in the right direction.

[scububa]

Piranha has some reasonably priced. Would they work?

http://www.piranhadivemfg.com/item/Y...Converter-2235

[TracyN]

As far as finding DIN fittings to convert your regs, they are expensive (something like eighty bucks apiece) and used ones are rare. Seriously, you would come out much better financially to get on eBay and sell your yoke regs to some unsuspecting open water diver (that was a joke) and buy some DIN regs.

LoL! I was that unsuspecting open water diver once. Now I'm the unsuspecting cave diver wannabe!

[TracyN]

Piranha has some reasonably priced. Would they work?

http://www.piranhadivemfg.com/item/Y...Converter-2235

That's a very good price if DIN converters are universal and don't necessarily require that you get one specific for the brand of regulator. The Oceanic specific ones I've found have been around $75.

[Greenwood_60]

I emailed Piranha a while back and they do not have a list of regulators that those fit. They are definitely not universal though.