SCUBAPRO MK19 EVO BT / G260 Carbon BT Regulator System

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12.719.X00

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Due to vendor restrictions, this item cannot be sold to a reseller. If you are a reseller, please call us at 760-208-6500 or email sales@amronintl.com for more details.

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	Features Lightweight carbon fiber design is 24 grams lighter than the standard G260. Increased resistance to freezing from internal metal componentry of the second stage and an environmentally sealed first stage with a dry chamber. Convenient swivel turret on first stage maximizes hose routing options for technical divers. Large casing and diaphragm on second stage for improved breathing sensitivity in a variety of underwater positions. Diver-adjustable inhalation effort knob fine-tunes air delivery to suit dive conditions. VIVA dive/pre-dive switch prevents free flows in cold water or when used as an octopus. Super-flow hose with oversized bore allows more air to flow on each inhalation. High-flow exhaust valve reduces exhalation effort for better breathing comfort. Convenient large purge button. Easy-to-grip orthodontic mouthpiece for all-day diving comfort. Specifications Adjustable Second Stage: Yes 2nd Stage Design: Balanced Weight: 2.84 lbs. 1st Stage Type: Diaphragm 2nd Stage Series: G series Water Temperature: Warm, cold, temperate Nitrox Mix: Up to 40% HP Ports: 2 LP Ports: 5 1st Stage Material: Black tech-coated brass 2nd Stage Material: Carbon fiber cover, anodized aluminum front cover, reinforced technopolymer casing, metal components 2nd Stage Valve Housing Material: Metal

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The MK19 EVO BT/G260 Carbon BT regulator system delivers superior durability with a premium carbon fiber front cover and a corrosion-resistant Black Tech DLC coating. It’s designed to be the best regulator system for cold water, silty diving conditions, and technical diving.

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