Best Regulator for the price

I like how some of Scubapros configure but have heard too many complaints about failures and service to even try.

This is news to me. I've been around diving since 1986, where almost everyone I dive with used Scubapro. I've worked in a shop that sells Scubapro 90% of the time, for over ten years. I've been a technician for over nine years. I've never heard of a SINGLE failure of a Scubapro regulator.

Russell

[Rich]

DR regs are good but I still like mine.

They ain't doing you much good sitting in your garage...

......and while we're on the subject aren't you biased too since you work for Barry at Salvo who deals Apeks.......my mum used to call that "the pot calling the kettle black"

Safe diving,

Rich

[crazyduck]

I think very highly of Scubapro, they might not be perfect but they also been honest and reliable with me. I have even called out to California and asked weird questions of engineering and they listen and give you an honest answer- usually “what the hell did you do that for?” MK10’s are not even a remotely new unit but getting a set of units rebuilt was a breeze; try that with Dacor- yeah right!

Also Steam Machines rebreathers and others use Scubapro MK2’s and they have run that unit regularly to 500 hundred feet. Warning- they rebuild the 1st stage and add Pillar valves to the tanks and lots of extras.

Later, Andrew

[Signal 20]

Or get yourself RG2500's. Don't listen to those guys (Tegg and Dwain). They don't even dive!

I dive...

What you meant to tell him was to go buy some Sea Elites... aren't the the same reg as the Dive Rites?

oh ####....he comes the fist fight

[crazyduck]

DR regs are good but I still like mine.

They ain't doing you much good sitting in your garage...

......and while we're on the subject aren't you biased too since you work for Barry at Salvo who deals Apeks.......my mum used to call that "the pot calling the kettle black"
Safe diving,
Rich

Let me guess he got married?

Just messing with you Dwain, hope all is well in your world.

Andrew

[Jordan]

Or get yourself RG2500's. Don't listen to those guys (Tegg and Dwain). They don't even dive!

I dive...

What you meant to tell him was to go buy some Sea Elites... aren't the the same reg as the Dive Rites?

oh sh^t....he comes the fist fight

OK punk. Who do you think you are chiming into this thread? Do YOU want to go???

[Tegg]

OK punk. Who do you think you are chiming into this thread? Do YOU want to go???

Watch out... He's a "Technical" Cave Diver... 8)

[Dwain]

DR regs are good but I still like mine.

They ain't doing you much good sitting in your garage...

......and while we're on the subject aren't you biased too since you work for Barry at Salvo who deals Apeks.......my mum used to call that "the pot calling the kettle black"

Safe diving,

Rich

Of Course, My set of Apeks needs rebuilding after 3 years of constant use. That's why they are sitting. Don't have time to rebuild, because I'm diving my other set of APEKS regs.

[Signal 20]

OK punk. Who do you think you are chiming into this thread? Do YOU want to go???

Hey you cant yell at me, 90% of my gear is Dive Rite...its your buddy Joe that has gone to the dark side...Apeks Regs and DUI Drysuit, who does he think he is? Irvine or something?

Watch out... He's a "Technical" Cave Diver... 8)

Come on Joe, stop this whole jealousy over the Technical Cave Diver cert that I have....I dont make fun of your "Internet Cave Diver" cert that you have aquired....I know you have to have over 300 posts to get it

[Jay]

I don't have any experience with the DR regs, but I have heard a lot of good things. The best performing regulator for the buck that I have used would probably be an apeks. It's a sealed first stage, (if you want a new first stage).

You can probably pick up a Tx 40 second stage for less than a hundred bucks and a TX 50 second for a little more.

Jay