Equipment servicing class wanted (Manila Metro)

[Babydamulag]

You don't know everyone in the business? Man, be ashamed....shame on ya!
Get with TWOMIXDIVER and he'll get you the contact information for Torben.

 

[paolov]

You don't know everyone in the business? Man, be ashamed....shame on ya!
Get with TWOMIXDIVER and he'll get you the contact information for Torben.

give the guy a coupon. he is less than a year in the Philippines. as a matter of fact , soon enough at arriving here in the Phils, he had the misfortunate event of learning of the dives in the Philippines from the Pasaways !!!! hehehhe he joined DOR II with his red car that has a cardboard plate number that stated "you can't catch me nye nye nye nye"






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[Babydamulag]

Ah....there ya have it....gratis information then for the newbie...COUPON ISSUED

 

[iris_ice]

Dr. Mike perez is a diving doctor and instructor as well of various ....

various, what?

 

[paolov]

various, what?

specialties.



like TOM M. i hear he would be a CD soon.
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[iris_ice]

specialties.

like TOM M. i hear he would be a CD soon.
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how about you, when will you be a CD?

hopefully not soon or else we won't be able to afford you anymore

 

[Twomixdiver]

You don't know everyone in the business? Man, be ashamed....shame on ya!
Get with TWOMIXDIVER and he'll get you the contact information for Torben.

Maintaining your own gear can be a hobby in itself. Be prepared to spend the amount you'd pay for a decent reg set-up to get the right tools and training together.

Quite frankly, if you own only a couple or regulators, I personally don't think it's worth it. High quality regs like scubapro and apeks need only major service every 18 months. It's worth it if you have at least five (5) regs or more. I can fix my own regs, but I don't think its worth the time and effort to look for single parts that may, or may not, fit.

At the very least, every diver should have these in their tool box:

1. Two (2) adjustable stainless wrenches.
2. Allen and Hex wrenches
3. Silicon or Crystal Lube grease
4. Set of Orings
5. Colgate White

I guarantee you that with the above set you will be the most popular (i.e. most abused) person on the banca.

 

[Babydamulag]

You can go to www.scubatools.com for ALL of your tool needs. We are building a test/workbench for ourselves. It is a necessity since we are far away from any service centers. For about $2500 (USD) you'll have the ability to do it all. Good luck in your endeavors.

 

[bcd1]

i'd like this training too...

hobby and all...

 

[Mike Veitch]

I rebuilt my Atomic reg the other day.. i have no parts for it, but it was leakin like a SOB! I turned the o rings around... so if anyone is Atomic dealer please send rebuild kit for Atomic B1Ti, first generation....