Need Regulator Advice

[scubapro50]

before you purchased that new regulator maybe you should read the thread "dumped on by diving companies again" ...... a new look into some old brands of Dacor and Mares

 

[tndiveinstruct1]

before you purchased that new regulator maybe you should read the thread "dumped on by diving companies again" ...... a new look into some old brands of Dacor and Mares

And how do you know that he didn't read the thread? I personally have had no problems getting either my Orbiter or my Abyss serviced. Oh, and the Orbiter is not even sold anymore.

To DustyDiver, I have a RG1200, which is a model prior to your RG2000. I have had it down to 42 degrees Farenheit and it performed flawlessly.

Treat it good, and it will treat you better when you need it to.

Randy Cain

 

[DustyDiver]

Thanks Randy, that helps. I'm mostly a warm water diver, but was curious in case I take it out here locally in Viriginia. (I did my certification dives off the coast of Califonia in the winter and swore then that I would stay a warm water diver.)

Scubapro -- I did read that thread before my purhcase, but didn't see anything that turned me off to Dive Rite. I did want to pick a reg that one of my LDS could do the yearly service on and the Dive Rite seemed to fit all my needs.

 

[DustyDiver]

Just an update. I used the Dive Rite in Aruba and loved it. Even when my tank was getting low, it was still consistent, easy, and smooth. What more could anyone want?