Atomic Regulator Questions

[Belzelbub]

We do all of our diving in warm water locations where the dive operator keeps the gear, rinsing each day and returning to us for the next day of diving. They said it was likely the operator would do it wrong and possibly damage the reg.

Oh, and one more thing. There is zero chance I'd be leaving my gear with a Dive Op to take care of. There might be a slight possibility that I'll leave bulky items, if that's an option. Regualtors and computers would absolutely be coming with me. Most likely the other stuff as well, unless logistically that was impossible.

 

[Geo7]

Ditto.
Rule Nr.1: Don't touch my gear..

 

[OMyMyOHellYes]

Ditto.
Rule Nr.1: Don't touch my gear..

I've been on trips where folks extolled the service of never having to touch their own gear from the time they got to the place until they were packing it up to go home. Resort staff put it on the boat, hooked it up, When the boat got back they just walked off leaving the resort staff to off load it, prep it, and have it back ready to go next morning, all hooked up...

That would drive me batsh!t.

To that I'm like "NOPE! I want to do it myself. You'll still get your tip, but I wanna do me".

In fairness, some of them, well, I'm not sure they would know what to do if you told them to put their kit together and make ready for a dive.

 

[runsongas]

atomic should license or buy out sherwood to get dry sealing onto their pistons. having to grease pack the piston to seal it is a PITA.