I completed Zeagle's training seminar at DEMA 2003. Since then I've have serviced about 30 Zeagle Regs and a few BCs with little or no problems.
There are a couple of things I'd consider changing:
1). When I went through a competitor's seminar several years ago we were required to pass a written (t/f, multiple choice) test before they presented your certificate. I thought this was a good idea and out of the 6 manufacturer's seminars I've attended, this is the only one that required a test.
2). A little more time and actual demonstrations on fine tuning Intermediate and Cracking Pressures. The manual is very clear, but I think it should be part of the "hands on".
Other than that, I left with enough confidence to service my families equipment, which says a lot.
There are a couple of things I'd consider changing:
1). When I went through a competitor's seminar several years ago we were required to pass a written (t/f, multiple choice) test before they presented your certificate. I thought this was a good idea and out of the 6 manufacturer's seminars I've attended, this is the only one that required a test.
2). A little more time and actual demonstrations on fine tuning Intermediate and Cracking Pressures. The manual is very clear, but I think it should be part of the "hands on".
Other than that, I left with enough confidence to service my families equipment, which says a lot.