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Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
Discussion of diving methods and equipment available prior to the development of BCDs beyond the horse collar. This forum is dedicated to the pre-1970 diving.
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Bryan
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What are these ?
If I've seen them before I can't remember.....Any ideas?
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Duckbill is correct! I have a Viking manifold on my twin 50's.
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Over 400 vintage regulators in my collection
Over 400 vintage regulators in my collection
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Bryan
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I'd say we have a winner.....
There are a bunch of items in the Jack the Frogman toolbox that I have no idea what they are. We will be playing Vintage Scuba Parts Detectives for a long time here at VDH....I will posts more as I get it sorted out.
Ron sent me snorkles in original wrappers.....A really cool brown sheet rubber wetsuit/drysuit. It is not useable anymore but would make a fantastic display addition. Original box for a blue Voit mask and lots of parts that still have the U.S. Divers cardboard header tag on them..
There are a bunch of items in the Jack the Frogman toolbox that I have no idea what they are. We will be playing Vintage Scuba Parts Detectives for a long time here at VDH....I will posts more as I get it sorted out.
Ron sent me snorkles in original wrappers.....A really cool brown sheet rubber wetsuit/drysuit. It is not useable anymore but would make a fantastic display addition. Original box for a blue Voit mask and lots of parts that still have the U.S. Divers cardboard header tag on them..
Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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What are these?? Voit manifold parts
They are the elbows of a Voit manifold which was designed by Fred Roberts while at Voit. Voit part number VTK for the standard valve and VTJ for the reserve valve
They were eccentric which allowed a movement of about 3/4 inch between cylinders to insure perfect positioning of the cylinders regardless of size.
This manifold often was used with the VJ whip valve.
Both the manfold and the valve had serious design problems and only lasted a short time in the Voit armentarium.
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They were eccentric which allowed a movement of about 3/4 inch between cylinders to insure perfect positioning of the cylinders regardless of size.
This manifold often was used with the VJ whip valve.
Both the manfold and the valve had serious design problems and only lasted a short time in the Voit armentarium.
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NEXT ?
They look familiar ....
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Re: NEXT ?
They look like an 1/8 NPT to 3/8-24 adapter. Possiblily for connecting a single hose second to a hookah hose. Or a metric to US adapter.Bryan wrote:They look familiar ....
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