Regulator

[tum]

Hello, teachers and everyone. My name is Tum. I'm from Thailand, working and living in Phuket province. I would like to ask teachers, experts and brothers and sisters who have knowledge about the regulator (in the picture), please recommend and tell me the brand name and model of this regulator (in the picture) and thank you all.The person who helped.

 

[vc06]

Hello, teachers and everyone. My name is Tum. I'm from Thailand, working and living in Phuket province. I would like to ask teachers, experts and brothers and sisters who have knowledge about the regulator (in the picture), please recommend and tell me the brand name and model of this regulator (in the picture) and thank you all.The person who helped.

Don't know any specifics, but this turned up on eBay. Thinking SEEMANN is definitely the brand.

Appears to be German in origin.

Seemann SL350 Regulator (second stage) | eBay

This regulator has been well-maintained and shows minimal signs of wear.

www.ebay.com

Seemann Sub SL 350 seaCURE

 

[tum]

Thanks you so much

 

[happy-diver]

Thanks you so much

Remember to come back soon tum and read some stuff and learn some stuff and teach us some stuff too

and have some fun

 

[tum]

thank you I am currently searching for information about this regulator but haven't found it yet. If you find any information, please let me know.

 

[tum]

Remember to come back soon tum and read some stuff and learn some stuff and teach us some stuff too

and have some fun

Teacher, I found it. I'll study it first. Thank you very much. The message that another teacher posted, but when I first opened it, it didn't appear like it does now. But now I found it. Thank you very much.

 

[stepfen]

Maybe this helps: Come into SEEMANN

They appear to be a Greek company, although I've never heard of them before

EDIT: There are (inactive) links in the Greek website pointing to seemannsub.de , so probably the company was not Greek but German. Any way

 

[stepfen]

Here is another discussion about Seemann : Seemann regulator service kit / spear parts

 

[Leobendive]

It is the old german Brand "Seemann Sub" later acquired by Johnson Outdoors (Scubapro), and rebranded to "Subgear" in 2010. I think Subgear as a Brand does no longer exist as well

 

[tum]

Maybe this helps: Come into SEEMANN

They appear to be a Greek company, although I've never heard of them before

EDIT: There are (inactive) links in the Greek website pointing to seemannsub.de , so probably the company was not Greek but German. Any way

thank you very much