Service manuals, sources gone?

[fmerkel]

I have a couple dive buddies I am going to introduce to DIY reg overhaul. Attempting to point them to a manual and schematic source I found [http://www.frogkick.dk/] seems to be shut down. When I try to look at numerous other links I find them shut down also. Has their been a 'purge'?

 

[rhwestfall]

rut ro..... hoping to just be a temporary issue...

 

[Angelo Farina]

When this happens, the Waybackmachine is your best friend....
Internet Archive: Wayback Machine

 

[grf88]

If the manufacturer's forced this move it would be another good reason to go with Deep6.

 

[inka]

you can get some here:Regulator Manuals

 

[davehicks]

This site is pretty comprehensive:

https://www.scubaservicemanuals.com/

I've been downloading and stashing any manual for gear I own or might get on my own personal cloud storage for a while now. It seem we can't count on these online archive to persist over time...

 

[fmerkel]

Thank you @grf88 and @inka. Bookmarked both.

@Angelo Farina - Wayback looked interesting but a brief foray into it got me lost. Lots of info about searches and downloads, (statistics) with no place to get actual manuals. Is that not possible or do I have to spend more time figuring the site out?

 

[aviator8]

Thank you @grf88 and @inka. Bookmarked both.

@Angelo Farina - Wayback looked interesting but a brief foray into it got me lost. Lots of info about searches and downloads, (statistics) with no place to get actual manuals. Is that not possible or do I have to spend more time figuring the site out?

what reg are you looking for I did a quick test and was able to pull previous site captures

 

[grf88]

This site is pretty comprehensive:

https://www.scubaservicemanuals.com/

I've been downloading and stashing any manual for gear I own or might get on my own personal cloud storage for a while now. It seem we can't count on these online archive to persist over time...

Looks like you thanked me when you should of thanked davehicks

 

[Angelo Farina]

@Angelo Farina - Wayback looked interesting but a brief foray into it got me lost. Lots of info about searches and downloads, (statistics) with no place to get actual manuals. Is that not possible or do I have to spend more time figuring the site out?

Waybachmachine is the memory of internet. For everything. Just type the URL of a website and you can see its content back in the past. Also works for sites that have been shut down...