File:Adaptor (yoke to DIN).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionAdaptor (yoke to DIN).jpg | An adaptor which allows a DIN-standard scuba regulator to connect onto a diving cylinder that has a yoke (A-clamp) pillar valve |
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Source | self-made; photograph of my own diving equipment taken with a Canon A410 |
Author | RexxS |
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