Aqualung Titan LX / Maximum effective depth ?

[Nemrod]

The Titan LX will not be the limiting factor since it performs essentially the same as the Legend which BTW is despite not being popular with the tech crowd is quite likely one of the top three performing regulators available today which puts the Titan LX in good company. I have had mine over 150 feet numerous times. Regulators are not generally limiting factors to dive depth.

N

 

[Web Monkey]

TThe only regulator I have ever breathed on that I could really tell a difference is the Atomic. That dang thing is smooth. I hate to say that, because, I absolutely hate the way they environmentally seal the thing. What a pain in the ass to clean.

It's easy to clean and service.

You drop it off at the shop and say "Can you take care of this please?", then you pick it up a few days later and it's all done. What's the problem?

Seriously, they're really smooth, easy breathing regs. I'm pretty sure I could be dead and it would sit there happily breathing in and out for me.

Terry

 

[scubafanatic]

The Titan LX will not be the limiting factor since it performs essentially the same as the Legend which BTW is despite not being popular with the tech crowd is quite likely one of the top three performing regulators available today which puts the Titan LX in good company. I have had mine over 150 feet numerous times. Regulators are not generally limiting factors to dive depth.

N

Thanks for the response, Nemrod.....it appears the Titan LX, although a relatively 'budget' regulator, does have the extra performance to handle all the dive profiles I need it to handle, which is great!

Karl