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Unlikely for a while until my next trip to Japan@Nightwatch how much of a „rush“ are you in? Do you have a dive trip planned soon?
If you are open to pairing up 2 similar seconds (some benefits are you can switch between them so you use both equally the same so they last longer, and the octo gives same quality as the primary; let alone the whole long hose thing)
Maybe you can wait for a g250 listing from @buddhasummer (or reach out directly); they tend to be the cleanest (amd freshly tuned), and would run you probably as much as a new r195 (just a guess)
Love, love the C370C370 is a good choice. Relatively inexpensive and will breathe just as well as your primary.
How was your breathing experience with the derlin orifice compared to the metal one? I came across a few of these (g250s with plastic oriface) and I ordered some metal orifices to exchange them but Buddahs account says they’re fineThe new white plastic orifice just does not cut into the seat
How was your breathing experience with the derlin orifice compared to the metal one? I came across a few of these (g250s with plastic oriface) and I ordered some metal orifices to exchange them but Buddahs account says they’re fine
Maybe I keep the metal ones to change really banged up ones that can’t be dressed
(i think I should start a thread as I have a few overlapping orifice questions)
ThanksThe plastic orifices are fine. I find that I cannot set them to the finest edge like I can a good brass or steel or gold orifice but they hold tune much longer because they do not cut the seat. All in all, I am going to say they are an improvement. I have had no problems with durability.
I am going out on a limb a little bit here but I might say the plastic orifice negates the need for a seat saver function.