Just heard they are going out of business. Does anyone know if this is for real, or perhaps another prank like when they were listed on the PADI website as being for sale, but weren't.
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So, if DR is closed, what's the status of Underwater Connection?
Does UC service Scubapro gear?
UWC just became a Scuba Pro dealer and will be servicing Scuba Pro soon.So, if DR is closed, what's the status of Underwater Connection?
Does UC service Scubapro gear?
No one can satisfy everyone all the time.My personal experience, they will claim to service anything. But beware, they destroyed a reg by improper service for several years, and claimed they did it correctly, even though records show it wasn't. I would send it off or take it north before I'd let them service anything of mine.
Regarding Nitrox, I suspect there are many locations that can get it - but don't have it in the shop. Underwater Connections took their tanks to Diver's Reef and then double the charge for Nitrox fills. Driving to Denver/Boulder for Nitrox might be enough motivation to get me to get my compressor up and running, and pumping my own Nitrox. It wasn't worth it with free air fills and $10 Nitrox fills at Diver's Reef, but maybe now, since most of my diving will be south of here, an extra 100-150 miles may make the difference.
UWC just became a Scuba Pro dealer and will be servicing Scuba Pro soon.
They are looking at different options for EAN and plan to be pumping around the first of the year.