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    Quote Originally Posted by Superlyte27 View Post
    Ok, next question. Which Pee Valve do I buy? I'm going to try it myself based on Kelly's recommendation (and the fact that i'm cheap)
    In the paper on UTIs from Australia, most of the people infected used un-balanced P-valves.

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    I got this balanced one and had Gamble install it for me(when I did it he only charged me 20 bucks to install it), the only thing I don't really like is how big the screw is, but it really hasn't got to much in the way.
    http://caveadventurers.com/store/ind...roducts_id=386

    The unbalanced one is even cheaper but I haven't used it to give any feedback on.
    http://caveadventurers.com/store/ind...roducts_id=385

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    Quote Originally Posted by Superlyte27 View Post
    Litehedded, are all unbalanced valves created equal or should I grab a specific one?
    I'm not sure. I use a salvo and it's nice. I liked the unbalanced when they work but I got fed up with the leaking balance chambers.


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    Quote Originally Posted by FW View Post
    most of the people infected used un-balanced P-valves.
    I don't know anybody that got a UTI from waiting until they got out of the water...

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    Love my Light Monkey balanced Relief valve. No leaks and it works wonderfully.

    Installation manual I used:
    http://www.halcyon.net/files/manuals...alve_08web.pdf

    Installed mine in the hotel room after a day of diving JB. Used a soldering iron to cut the hole instead of a die. 2 hours later it was ready to dive but I waited until the next day to use it.

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    I am installing mine this weekend. Another manual can be found at:

    http://www.diverite.com/downloads/diverite_147.pdf


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    I installed mine, and couldn't WAIT to cut the hole my brand new Pinnacle! One tip I was given (thanks Tegg) was to make a template out of duct tape (two pieces wide) of the p-valve. I cut a hole the size of the valve into the duct tape, put the duct tape on the suit, and then applied the Aquaseal. After it set a bit, I pulled off the duct tape and had a very clean ring of Aquaseal to apply the valve. It's been 2 years and no leaks yet. Hehehe, so easy, a girl can do it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slüdge View Post
    I don't know anybody that got a UTI from waiting until they got out of the water...
    Yeah, but I know of a lot of "drysuit leaks" and diaper rash incidents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Superlyte27 View Post
    Ok, next question. Which Pee Valve do I buy? I'm going to try it myself based on Kelly's recommendation (and the fact that i'm cheap)
    When you install it, cut a piece of neoprene to go on the inside of the suit between the pee valve and the trilam. This will prevent the movement when swimming from tearing a hole in the suit. Gamble did that on my roommates suit and it makes sense, to me at least.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slüdge View Post
    I don't know anybody that got a UTI from waiting until they got out of the water...
    You obviously don't have a rebreather.



 

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