need a good travel reg/setup

[orenbvip]

im thinking just an xtxt50 or maybe the mikron. maybe the size will be a non issue? all the other stuff im bringing is small: force fins, express tech bc. no wet suit. and plan on buying the dive caddy.

 

[ti325v]

Indonesia and Thailand are in no way remote diving destinations, thailand especially, I think more divers get certified in Thailand then anywhere in the world...meet up with me in micronesia,ppng, laccadive islands, java....You will wish for your titans or mares !

 

[orenbvip]

Yes. Thailand is like a jacuzzi and too fished out and ive done most of my diving there. You have a place for my to do my DM ?

 

[kaerius]

I did my DM and IDC at Crystal Dive Resort, koh tao, thailand, I highly recommend them, not only are they quite tough on you(thurough), and you learn hands on, they're also well reputed, so will give you a better chance to find a job, if you want one. (And unlike some dive schools, they take safety seriously, and always have O2 onboard, surface cover, do rollcalls and have a droptank in the water).

 

[orenbvip]

Back to the regulators....

 

[orenbvip]

What about the Atomic Z2 it is not very cheap at $500 but seems to last 300 dives before a service. This is what the guys at scubatoys recommended.

 

[Fishpie]

I'm still advising the Apeks XTX20....it's reliability can't be beaten, light weight, and it preforms as well as others at three times its price.

 

[CCarter1]

i purchased the Apeks Flight along with the Aqualung Zuma bcd for travel. The zuma is super easy to pack. You can actually roll it up like a shirt and stuff it in your backpack. The flight is incredibly light and is the best breathing regulator that I have used.
I bought both of these at my local dive shop.

 

[orenbvip]

ok cool. do you mind me asking how much you paid for the flight?