WTB DIN fitting for ScubaPro Mk10+

[Benderr]

I'm looking to convert my yoke Mk10+ over to a DIN for eventual use as a deco rig. Anyone have a spare sitting around that they don't need? Thanks

[Sludge]

You'll probably have to spring for a new one. Has anybody ever heard of a diver converting a DIN reg to yoke?

(I have, which is how I acquired several all-metal Mark 10 fittings, but it's rare.)

[Benderr]

I suspect you are correct, but figured it was worth a try. I was really hoping that YOU had a bucket-full laying around somewhere that you were willing to sell off on the cheap.

[Sludge]

Believe it or not, I got an Ultralight DIN fitting new-in-package off eBay for thirty bucks several months ago, and it just so happens I have one Mark 20 Ultralight that's still yoke. How convenient...

[DA Aquamaster]

I have several but all have found there way onto deco and stage regs for Marci and I, and I pretty much use any I come across.

I do have one retainer and insert, but need a wheel for it.

And you are probably already aware of this, but the Mk 10+ uses the standard Scubapro universal DIN kit, so it does not have to be Mk 10 specific - although I do prefer the older Mk 10 metal DIN wheels.

Larry

[Benderr]

You are probably already aware of this, but the Mk 10+ uses the standard Scubapro universal DIN kit, so it does not have to be Mk 10 specific - although I do prefer the older Mk 10 metal DIN wheels.

Larry

I suspected as much but appreciate the confirmation.