Can someone identify what Scubapro Version Regulator this is?

[p_kos]

That’s something I wish they would remake!

If you want some, I know a place that sells NOS ones for $9.99 CAD each. Not sure how many are left but maybe one of the talented people here can possibly make a mold from one or reproduce it via 3D printer.

 

[lexvil]

If you want some, I know a place that sells NOS ones for $9.99 CAD each. Not sure how many are left but maybe one of the talented people here can possibly make a mold from one or reproduce it via 3D printer.

I’ll take 2 and willing to donate one to a repro project.

 

[halocline]

If you want some, I know a place that sells NOS ones for $9.99 CAD each. Not sure how many are left but maybe one of the talented people here can possibly make a mold from one or reproduce it via 3D printer.

I'd take two as well if they're available.

 

[p_kos]

Okay guys, have at it!

 

[p_kos]

The two they sent me were in “like new” condition (once I gave them a rinse) and very supple for rubber this old.

 

[rhwestfall]

In my opinion (others will differ) SPEC is "okay" (still not my choice) for freshwater, but I'd never use one in saltwater. Seen too many horror stories. Sealed diaphragms for me or a piston with an open ambient chamber to flush well.....

 

[p_kos]

In my opinion (others will differ) SPEC is "okay" (still not my choice) for freshwater, but I'd never use one in saltwater. Seen too many horror stories. Sealed diaphragms for me or a piston with an open ambient chamber to flush well.....

The way some people pack them half-@ssed and don’t top them up for many years I believe it. That said, sealed diaphragms give more peace of mind in salt water for sure.

 

[lexvil]

Just ordered 3

 

[rhwestfall]

Charlene is good people...

 

[p_kos]

Just ordered 3

I’m glad these will finally get used instead of rotting away in a bin for the next 20 years.