Atomic Aquatics Regulator Final Exam

The correct answer is 2 years or 300 dives. The patented "seat saving orifice" in Atomic regulators, along with superior materials, allows for a service period of either 2 years or 300 dives. This means that the regulator should be serviced either after 2 years of use or after 300 dives, whichever comes first.

AFC stands for Automatic Flow Control. This term refers to a system or mechanism that automatically regulates the flow of a substance, such as a fluid or gas, to maintain a desired level or rate. It is used in various industries and applications where precise control of flow is essential to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

Atomic regulators are manufactured in the USA. This can be inferred from the fact that the question asks for the country in which atomic regulators are manufactured, and the answer provided is USA.

The T2X is the lightest regulator in the Atomic Aquatics line, making it ideal for travel.

The Atomic patented "Comfort Swivel" comes standard in the T2X, ST1, B2, and Z2X model Atomic regulators.

The regulators in the Atomic Aquatics line that offer a Limited Lifetime Warranty without the need for proof of service are T2X, ST1, B2, M1, and Z2X.

The regulators in the Atomic Aquatics line that offer optional color kits are the B2 and Z2X.

Brass and stainless steel are prevalent materials used in atomic regulators, along with titanium. Brass is commonly used for the body of the regulator due to its durability and corrosion resistance. Stainless steel is often used for internal components and fittings because of its strength and resistance to corrosion. These materials ensure the regulator's reliability and longevity in underwater environments. Monel, a nickel-copper alloy, is also used in some regulators, but it is not mentioned as an option in this question.