Advice on SeacSub M-synchro

[lagartijo]

Hi, Piranha have a very good price on the M-Synchro Reg but I really don´t know anything on that one so anyone that can say something about it? In addition anyone knows how is the warranty policy of SeacSub on regs. o if is easy or possible to find a servicer for it in Colombia? Is possible to service it with parts of other brand in case there is not authorized dealer?

Thanks for your help

 

[diversteve]

It looks like the two closest to you are Divers Paradise in Curacao or Scubatec in Brazil: SEAC SUB - DISTRIBUZIONE

 

[lagartijo]

Anyone know if this reg. supports Nitrox? any info would be appreciated.

 

[victorzamora]

They do have a nitrox-compatible model. However, commonly accepted practices are that pretty much all regs are compatible with up to 40% nitrox.

 

[keyshunter]

A "very good price" will soon be forgotten if you have difficulty finding competent and convenient service.

 

[ams511]

A "very good price" will soon be forgotten if you have difficulty finding competent and convenient service.

The price of the reg is $129.00, for that price he could just dive it for 2 years and then sell it and be ahead. However, I would try to purchase the service kits with the reg purchase so you have the parts available when it comes time for service.

 

[victorzamora]

Agreed. Plus, you can just service your own regs. Honestly, I'd almost rather service my own reg now than let anybody else do it. I'm a Hollis-certified Reg Tech...but even if I weren't, I'd still do all of my own regs (except for maybe for warranty purposes - letting a trained guy do it keeps parts free ). It's really simple. Especially at $129. Dive it for 2 years, if you ruin everything when you try servicing it (SUPER unlikely, you'd have to remove o-rings with a sledgehammer) you can just throw it away and not be too hurt. Buying a nice set of regs will depreciate more than $129 over the course of two years.