Hi from Vancouver

[Aguamundo]

Hi everybody. I have just returned to diving avter many years. I am interested in diving with some retro gear and have just bought a US Divers two hose reg. It may be soon to ask since I haver just said hi, but I was washing the reg today and a little bit of water might have gotten under the dust cap (it was loose). How serious is this (if any got in it was a very small amount)?

 

[El Orans]

Hello A.,

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[annasea]

Greetings Aguamundo,

Welcome to SB! :happywave

 

[Jason Ooi]

Hi
Welcome to scuba board

Cheer
Jason

 

[Red Sea Shadow]

Welcome to the board.

 

[murphdivers286]

Welcome to the board.

 

[shortyjrt]

:wavey: Welcome to the

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[SubMariner]

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[captain]

I small amount of fresh water shoud not cause any damage. I would put it on a tank and take several large breaths to move any water through the regulator and leave the dust cap off for several daysto let it dry out.

 

[diverdenise]

i am from idaho let me know how to get some good diving up your way, glad you got an answer about the water, welcome