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I have had good success by having a cat scan done on it. My kid had a cat that would come and stare at a leaking reg. The first time it happened I had a charged reg on a tank in the living room. I noticed the cat had locked in on it and was watching the reg like it was getting to pounce on it. I never heard a thing but I dunked it in a tub and saw some tiny bubbles. Good to know there is a use for a cat.captain wrote:Being half deaf, when I test a 1st stage for leaks I screw it into the body, put it on a full tank and put water in the diaphragm pocket and look for bubbles.
LOL, guess I need a cat regulator repair assistant.crimediver wrote:I have had good success by having a cat scan done on it. My kid had a cat that would come and stare at a leaking reg. The first time it happened I had a charged reg on a tank in the living room. I noticed the cat had locked in on it and was watching the reg like it was getting to pounce on it. I never heard a thing but I dunked it in a tub and saw some tiny bubbles. Good to know there is a use for a cat.captain wrote:Being half deaf, when I test a 1st stage for leaks I screw it into the body, put it on a full tank and put water in the diaphragm pocket and look for bubbles.
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