Vintage reg ID ?

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Ron and Valerie Taylor used these regulators, In Australia ,I remember the US divers they used later on.
Can can anyone ID this one? Guess 1972-73, not sure.
valerie-taylor-in-scuba-gear-data.jpg

I have seen more photos but they are :.(Copyright: Ron & Valerie Taylor)
 
Possibly a Sea Bee? I am not familiar with the regulator, but it looks like a match.
 

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Looks like you are right. I have the second stage. Wish I had the first.
 
If it's a Sea Bee it was invented by Jim Ager and Lionel Martin, pioneers of Australian diving , not forgetting Ted Eldred
the inventor of the world’s first, commercially successful, single-hose regulator, the PORPOISE, who they knew well.
 
Jim Ager

I'm still using Jims Fenzy, bought it from him years ago
I would if I could, mine just slowly rotted away.
 
do you want another one man
You have another, what vault did you drag that from? The amount of gear you have astounds me. I going to have to visit this "lair" of all things scuba, you don't live too far away.:thumb:
 
You got to love that "C" clamp yoke connection and that rod pressure gauge. :cool:
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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