Second stage scuba regulator with balanced piston volume control

Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Means for supplying respiratory gas under positive pressure

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12820426, 137315, 137908, A62B 704

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052593754

ABSTRACT:
A second stage scuba regulator is provided which includes inlet for receiving a supply of compressed air and a piston valve in communication with the inlet for causing air flow through the regulator when the piston valve is opened. A lever is provided for opening and closing of the piston valve, and an air volume controller is provided, which is independently operable from the lever for varying the amount of air flow through the regulator when the piston valve is opened by the lever.

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