Buying regulator online

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Mr. Nice Guy

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Hello,
Not to seem dense but if I ordered a first and second regulator online, are the hoses already on there or do I have to buy the hoses also?
 
I was concerned about the hose thing, too.

All you need is a multi dive tool that is just some wrenches and some Allen wrenches.

It is so easy to do and I think it should be mandatory knowledge for every diver. If you can change a flat tire, you can put your hoses on. Just don't put them on TOO tight.
 
Originally posted by Mr. Nice Guy
Hello,
Not to seem dense but if I ordered a first and second regulator online, are the hoses already on there or do I have to buy the hoses also?
You'll need to check with the company, as it can vary. For instance, www.simplyscuba.com includes the hoses when purchasing first and second stages as a unit, but doesn't include them even on the same order when buying individual first and second stages.

That can be a good thing if you want to install custom hoses anytime soon.
 
metridium,
totally off the topic, but what does your signature mean? i assume its latin...
thanks,
james
 
its ok, i found out what it means.
'If you want peace, prepare for war!'

very interesting - i like oxymorons.
 
Originally posted by jamespitt
its ok, i found out what it means.
'If you want peace, prepare for war!'

very interesting - i like oxymorons.
Oxymoron? Only if you take it to the extreme and make it a self-fulfilling prophecy. My intent is along the lines of contingency planning and awareness.
 

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