this one would not take the update....
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It's original.
Maybe that model hasn't been sold in the US, I don't have the US 2000 Catalog.
In Europe it was sold as G250 Pro, so it's the predecessor of the G250 HP.
The PDF is from the German SP Catalog 2000
This one won’t, this is more like the G500, I’ll go take the picthis one would not take the update....View attachment 770320
It’s not the retainer that is the issue, the the absence of the tab on the barrelI'd like to see it...
From my experience, and validated during the @rsingler workshop, the "c-clip" of the "newer" models, which is needed to secure the assembly does not work for the style that needs the larger clip shown here...
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Curious as to what you have experienced...
I am uncertain exactly what I have, here. This outwardly looks like a Scubapro G250HP. The adjustment knob is the same, it is lighter than a G250 and the “internals” look like a 250HP, but it has a metal air barrel (is that normal?) and the “pebbled” cover indicates it is a G250; although it has the seat saver functionality.
Thoughts from the experts?
Thanks!!
It's original.
Maybe that model hasn't been sold in the US, I don't have the US 2000 Catalog.
In Europe it was sold as G250 Pro, so it's the predecessor of the G250 HP.
The PDF is from the German SP Catalog 2000
Thank you all of the excellent information. I have now had a chance to weigh the presumptive G250 Pro (6.5 oz), a “typical” G250 (7.9 oz) and an original G250v (8.5 oz). All were weighed without mouthpieces. Keep in mind my G250 Pro does have a metal air barrel. I did not have a G250 Graphite handy to compare. I realize that “out-of-water” weight is not dispositive of how a 2nd stage “feels” in the water.
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