Fs: Mako dpv

[swadiver]

I have got a good condition Mako scooter for sale. It has brand new batteries with only one dive on them. Never flooded. Comes with charger and wood support for transport. $950 takes it. It is located in South Florida but I can deliver to cave country. I'd rather not ship it. PM me

[OutlawCaver]

I personally know both SWADiver and the previous owner of this DPV. It has been well cared for during it's life.

[Dsix36]

swadiver was nice enough to let me use it when I was getting ready to buy a scooter. It works perfectly and is in great shape. He maintains his gear very well.

[swadiver]

nobody wants a Mako?

[swadiver]

Ok dropping the price to $850

[swadiver]

bump

[ssmdive]

I'll bite... what is the difference between the rewound motor and the stock motor? How much is the upgrade? What is the endurance of this scooter? Where in SEFL?

Have cash, want a new toy.

[swadiver]

Rewound motor is faster. this one is stock with brand new batteries. I am not sure of the cost to rewind the motor. you can check out Dpvrepair.com for more info on that. burn time is at least 1 hr 15 minutes. I am in SE Boca. PM me if you want to see it

[ssmdive]

Already did

[DA Aquamaster]

We had a couple done last summer and the rewind was $395 and the rebuild itself was somthing like $350.

Stock Makos appear to vary a bit in terms of speed but are in the 650-750 rpm range while a rewound motor is normally 1000 rpm. 60-70 minute run times should not be a problem with a stock Mako. A rewound Mako will have a bit shorter run time if you run it at the faster speeds it is capable of, but the range is about the same.

Its a bit like flying 180, 250, 260 and 400 hp Commanches - they all cruise at the same airspeed when flown with power settings producing the same fuel burn.