I've checked some of my sources on the Odin flutter problem and they have
indicated it is known to have only two potential sources, both of which
are correctable.
1) The most common source of flutter is a bad rubber sleeve (often
referred to as the ballon) in the second stage. It may take trying
several different rubber sleeves to get one that fits and balances the
pressure correctly, but the will usually solve the flutter problem.
or
2) The second know cause is the regulator mouth piece. If you have
changed the original mouth piece to a smaller sive for comfort it can
cause flutter. The smaller opening of the mouth piece interfers with the
designed air flow and creates a back pressure resulting in flow.
Correcting either or both of these problems should elimenate flutter in a
properly adjusted Odin.
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Curt W. Smitka, Administrative Manager Phone: (313) 936-0702
Department of Environmental Fax: (313) 764-9424
and Industrial Health E-mail: CWSMITKA@SP*.UM*.ED*
School of Public Health
University of Michigan
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