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kgehring
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What is it and any history info needed
Welcome to the "What is it game"
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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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Re: What is it and any history info needed
02bottles and demand regulator for something aircraft related ?
Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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1969ivan1
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Re: What is it and any history info needed
Possibly SCBA stuff! http://www.fluidpowerohio.com/
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JES
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Re: What is it and any history info needed
Rob nailed down the company and I tend to think it was SCBA as well.1969ivan1 wrote:Possibly SCBA stuff! http://www.fluidpowerohio.com/
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captain
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Re: What is it and any history info needed
SCBA, The regulator label is FPI http://the-fpi.com/. The CABA sticker is , compressed air breathing apparatus, a term used in other countries. The large threaded fitting on the regulator is for the full face mask hose.
Years ago we had similar SCBA's at work. The regulator was on the waist strap supplied by an HP hose and the mask was supplied by a large corrugated hose. The regulator had a low pressure warning bell in it and a bypass valve to swap from demand to free flow.
Years ago we had similar SCBA's at work. The regulator was on the waist strap supplied by an HP hose and the mask was supplied by a large corrugated hose. The regulator had a low pressure warning bell in it and a bypass valve to swap from demand to free flow.
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mistral
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Re: What is it and any history info needed
Hey, Karl.....looks like one of Rube Goldbergs creations
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