If you can't remember what the pressure was before waiting x time you can simply look at your SPG while opening the tank again. If the needle jumps up you lost pressure.
Shortly after I purchased my Genesis Prana Reg set I attached the Sherwood Console. Did a Negative Check. However, I don't have a Cylinder to attach to. Just the Dust Cap. I did have a slight inhale. Is there a way I can check without the cylinder?
@@chrisphilhower6029 Mine are DIN Apeks regulators. It could be slightly different for yoke I guess since DIN has the O-ring on the first stage instead of the tank.
If you rent tanks with Yoke valve - 95% of them will lose pressure, when it's loose pressure with my personal tank connected - that's when i start to worry.
If you can't remember what the pressure was before waiting x time you can simply look at your SPG while opening the tank again. If the needle jumps up you lost pressure.
Another good bit of advice noted! I am taking notes!
Another reason to dive in sidemount. Bubble checks are easy and, if there is a loss of gas, shutdowns are quick and simple.
Shortly after I purchased my Genesis Prana Reg set I attached the Sherwood Console. Did a Negative Check. However, I don't have a Cylinder to attach to. Just the Dust Cap. I did have a slight inhale. Is there a way I can check without the cylinder?
My regs don’t let you draw any air even when it is just the dust cap on the first stage.
@@twoknife I did have the Yoke Finder tight.
Never knew that trick before,, thanks it’s really valuable information 👍
@@chrisphilhower6029 Mine are DIN Apeks regulators. It could be slightly different for yoke I guess since DIN has the O-ring on the first stage instead of the tank.
@@twoknife The Cap is Plastic. And No O-Ring. Haven't Tested in the water yet.
If you rent tanks with Yoke valve - 95% of them will lose pressure, when it's loose pressure with my personal tank connected - that's when i start to worry.