MK15 opinions

Is the mk15 a good recreational diving rig if maintained

  • Yes its great for that

    Votes: 3 100.0%
  • no its not

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • never wanted to try it

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    3

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...well, I've not dove any Scubapro regs, but I understand that the Atomic Aquatics 1st stages are pretty much copies of the MK15 ( Atomic was founded by a pair of Scubapro engineers ) and I've been very pleased/impressed with my Atomic B1, so I'd guess your MK 15 would be fine assuming you have access to quality maintaince/repair services and take care of your gear...... I've got an environmentally sealed 1st stage on my Atomic to keep the innards clear of 'muck' as well.

Karl
 
Mk 15 regulator.. or Rebreather?

I know a few folks over at rebreatherworld.com dive the Mk 15 rebreather =) From what I gather, the rebreather takes a bit of mechanical knowhow and quite a bit of money.. since parts are scarce.. including the inconel sphere pressure vessels it uses for oxygen and diluent.

Takecare,
 
After checking you other posts, you mean the regulator =) please ignore my last post unless you are interested in rebreathers in the future ;)

take care,
 

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