I wrote:- > ... That is why I much prefer cylinders with the valves at the bottom, and a > long high-pressure tube running up to the top of the cylinder(s) to fasten > the regulator on in the usual place. "DYER, BILL" <BILL.DYER@mi*.co*.uk*> replied (Subject: Re: reaching your own valves):- > I am very interested in this way of using upside down doubles. Could you > describe your system in more detail? [TOP] __________________ [BOTTOM] / \ regul- | )==#@@ valve ator xx \__________________/ # fastened xx==========================# on here xx __________________ # / \ # | )==#@@ valve \__________________/ It isn't <my> system: (1) I saw it on a fullface mask aqualung made by Normalair (later Draeger Normalair) in Yeovil in England some time around 1970; (2) it was used in a constant-flow (bottom-walking and industrial) compressed air set made by a Japanese called Ohgushi early this century.
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