Hello, I’m looking to get into scuba diving, and was looking for some advice. I’ve heard mk10 and d350 are quite good regulators when functioning well. I found a set used near me on fb marketplace which visually looks to be very well kept. They still have all original paperwork and accessories. I was wondering what I could expect the cost of service to be, and or the difficulty to do it myself? Also what a reasonable price for would be for the used product itself? I’m just trying to find the best path to get cheap gear than I can count on, so if anyone has other suggestions I’d love to hear them.
Scuba pro used mk10 and d350
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Still Kicking
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D350 parts are no longer available. There might be some new old stock out there but it's a dead end reg sadly.
Look for a MK10/20/25 with a G250. Easy to service, utterly reliable.
Look for a MK10/20/25 with a G250. Easy to service, utterly reliable.
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And here I was going to say, I luv em so grab it and do the consequence thing later
It's got papers probably works, there are pages and pages of fixes available on here
Then when you come across another one you buy another one and you have spares
And you save it from the dump and then the people will have spares unlike all those
that come on here every time a Dacor question comes up and they say take it to the
DUMP
AND THAT'S WHY WE DON'T HAVE ANY SPARES, WHERE WE WOULD HAVE SPARES
Not that you really need spares, 99% of the time any way, if you clean your reg nice
And there is a great, I can think of two or three, one I invented myself, fix, 350 seats
Reminds me of a recent thread where a guy said it's not collectable until it's old and
not everything is a double hose, car where all the other cars of that model are, gone
Well things brand new are collectable, I decide what is collectable, and when I stood
as a real young kid, eyes bleeding watched it twice, no control I was a only a kid and
the adults they knew what they were doing, watching three double hose regs sink in
the muck at the dump, and he says we use single hose regs now, we're modern now
"Nah you won't be able to get parts for those old things!"
And so I say this is why it is so, and yet still they come on every thread every decade
The modern guy, with the double hose regs, at the dump!
It's got papers probably works, there are pages and pages of fixes available on here
Then when you come across another one you buy another one and you have spares
And you save it from the dump and then the people will have spares unlike all those
that come on here every time a Dacor question comes up and they say take it to the
DUMP
AND THAT'S WHY WE DON'T HAVE ANY SPARES, WHERE WE WOULD HAVE SPARES
Not that you really need spares, 99% of the time any way, if you clean your reg nice
And there is a great, I can think of two or three, one I invented myself, fix, 350 seats
Reminds me of a recent thread where a guy said it's not collectable until it's old and
not everything is a double hose, car where all the other cars of that model are, gone
Well things brand new are collectable, I decide what is collectable, and when I stood
as a real young kid, eyes bleeding watched it twice, no control I was a only a kid and
the adults they knew what they were doing, watching three double hose regs sink in
the muck at the dump, and he says we use single hose regs now, we're modern now
"Nah you won't be able to get parts for those old things!"
And so I say this is why it is so, and yet still they come on every thread every decade
The modern guy, with the double hose regs, at the dump!
Does Google have a translator for happy-diver? That makes my head hurt ...
Do you know this for a fact? I love my C350's. Best downstream reg Scubapro ever designed, IMO!! Lots of parts similarities with C370, as I recall.
Now I'm going to have to go to the schematics and check.
@Jipto11 , if you buy that set, send it to me. I'll service it for you!
Okay, some parts similarities with the C370...
Still Kicking
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New D series kits are NLA per Jules, a long time ago. That's not news. Not sure how you got on to the C series tangent.
I just overhauled a couple of Mk10/G200Bs. They had been neglected for a long time but came out like new. That's the kind of thing I would look for, if I needed another reg (like a hole in the head lol).
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