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Apeks Transmitter – O2 Clean
R7,495.00
- Hoseless Gas Pressure Transmission for the Apeks DSX Technical Dive Computer
- Once set, the transmitter is permanently paired and will not accidentally pair with other computers
- Battery is user changeable and commercially available
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Apeks WTX Backplate
- Offered in either 304 stainless steel or 6061 anodized aluminum alloy
- The stainless steel weighs approx 2.2 kg & the aluminum weighs approx 753g
- 4 each upper and lower slots accommodate nylon cylinder bands so a single cylinder can be strapped directly to the plate. Having a series of 4 slots provides lateral stability of the cylinder that traditional 2 slot plates cannot
- 3 holes at the top of the plate offer a range of height adjustments for the buoyancy cells and the cylinders.
- Lower center slot allows for lower band bolts that are misaligned
- 2” wide crotch strap slot, Upper and lower perimeter holes along either side and holes along the bottom allow for the mounting of accessories
Apeks XTX50
First Stage
- DST first stage
- Unique over-balanced, diaphragm design
- 2 HP ports and 4 MP ports on a rotating turret are angled for optimum hose routing
- An environmental dry system keeps water out of the main spring chamber
Second Stage
- Pneumatically-balanced second stage results in smooth, easy breathing.
- The XTX purge buttons are large and easy to operate then press in the centre for the full effect of the purge, i.e. when regulator clearing etc.
- The large venturi lever has a soft touch rubber grip, which makes it easier to locate and use.
- Easy-to-grip opening effort control knob keeps the diver in control.
- A silicone exhaust valve improves the breathing performance of the regulator.
- The Comfo-bite™ mouthpiece virtually eliminates jaw-fatigue.
- A heat exchanger (patented) which surrounds the valve mechanism, dissipates the cold caused by gas expansion while drawing in the warmth of the ambient water.