US Divers Pro Diver 1st Stage........

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DOWNDEEP73

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I was given a US Divers Pro Diver 1st Stage. I would like to try to have it rebuilt. Some where I read that the Pro diver 1st stage had Conshelf internals and the parts were interchangable. Does anyone know what other models have the same internal parts?
 
As far as I know all USD/Aqualung diaphragm regulators going back to the early 70's all use the same HP seat and balance chamber o ring.
You will have no problem getting your "spaceship" serviced.
The only problem you might run into is having to use 1/2" to 3/8" adaptors if you have to replace LP hoses, especially difficult to find a 1/2" inflator hose.
 
As far as I know all USD/Aqualung diaphragm regulators going back to the early 70's all use the same HP seat and balance chamber o ring.
You will have no problem getting your "spaceship" serviced.
The only problem you might run into is having to use 1/2" to 3/8" adaptors if you have to replace LP hoses, especially difficult to find a 1/2" inflator hose.

Just using it for a pony bottle.
You're right it does look like a "Spaceship". :rofl3:
 

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As far as I know all USD/Aqualung diaphragm regulators going back to the early 70's all use the same HP seat and balance chamber o ring.


They actually started around 1965 with the Royal Aqua Master double hose regulator…then in the Conshelf and all the way to the latest Titan and others.

I do believe they use the same seat in all their diaphragm regulators...Which is great way of guaranteeing parts availability.
 
They actually started around 1965 with the Royal Aqua Master double hose regulator…then in the Conshelf and all the way to the latest Titan and others.

I do believe they use the same seat in all their diaphragm regulators...Which is great way of guaranteeing parts availability.

Thanks guys!
I am going to take it to my LDS which is an AquaLung Dealer for service.
 
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