Sounds like a common oversight. Last weekend my wife test dove a Seaquest Diva LX in a dive shop pool using one of their regulator sets. She ended up buying it and took the baby home never realizing it was sans hose off the rack (where they'd be in the way and subject to cantamination. I called back Monday morning after seeing a few manufacturers sites declare LP hose included and sure enough he said oops, come on by and pick one up.
BTW She enjoyed the rig last night in my sisters pool and this morning on our first OW dives.
Pete
BTW She enjoyed the rig last night in my sisters pool and this morning on our first OW dives.
Pete
mstevens:I just bought 2 new BC's (Zeagle Stilettos) for my wife and myself for the first time in 25 years, to replace our "state of the art" SeaQuest BC's from 1980. We bought new regs from a different place which haven't arrived yet. (The old regs are already gone, along with their attached gauges and hoses.)
I was investigating all the great modern features when I noticed there are no low-pressure inflator hoses. It simply never occurred to me to wonder whether they were included, or even whether they were now generic or brand-specific. Before I call up and fuss with the dealer I want to be sure if this really is a problem or not. Obviously, if new BC's don't normally come with inflator hoses I'll simply order a couple. On the other hand, I'd prefer not to have to pay for them if I don't need to (it looks as if they're around $20 each), and since I didn't get any sort of manuals or anything (which I know do exist for these BC's) I wonder if the dealer just forgot to put the remaining items in after the BC's themselves were packed.