thbcthomas
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@BoundForElsewhere Dont take my word on it. I am fairly confident it is a legend, but hopefully someone else can verify.
Question Can you identify this 1st and 2nd?
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I guess I'll find out tomorrow.
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Yup, it's a legend. The Vyper is a nice backup and hey, I have another spg now...
thbcthomas
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Sweet! Post pics so we can see what you got.
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Its a nice bag, too. Still has the tag on it. Everything looks like it really was dived just once like advertised. What's with Florida divers and no Octo? This is the second time I've come across this phenomenon. Just have to go get a battery for the Vyper now.
thbcthomas
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@BoundForElsewhere I just picked up a Aqualung Glacia, I wonder if they are same 1st stage?
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if not the outside, then def the inside.
I've gotten so used to my MK11 Titania (plural of titanium since I have 2) I forgot how damn heavy the brass 1st stages are. Sheesh.
Doesn't the brass seem so much more substantial, so solid ... I can help you out with a swap if you'd like - take that piece of veritable fluff off your hands. I even have a pretty one freshly serviced ...
You should find a DACOR 960 first stage.... Of better yet a vintage Olympic first.
The real deal would be a double hose...
I travel with one....
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