It still raises the question of why spend so much time and effort to support a brand that doesn't want to support you? Just go with a more reasonable option like us at Deep6. lol
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It still raises the question of why spend so much time and effort to support a brand that doesn't want to support you? Just go with a more reasonable option like us at Deep6. lol
Landon - what percentage of your buyers service their own regs?This is often repeated, but there isn't much evidence to support it.
^ the real answer.
It still raises the question of why spend so much time and effort to support a brand that doesn't want to support you? Just go with a more reasonable option like us at Deep6. lol
This is pretty much what we have been doing for the past six years.
Landon - what percentage of your buyers service their own regs?
Landon - what percentage of your buyers service their own regs?
The further i go in diving the less respect I have for LDSs.
There is your answerThen I thought it could be to maintain business for the resellers,
You may want to mail your regs to Octopus Gardens in Port Townsend, but call them first to make sure they have the service kits for whatever regs you have.Shop in Seattle has been trying to get parts for my regs from the manufacturer for almost two months now. For me, that indicates i would be better off ordering my own parts kits when I can get them so that i will have them net time I need service.
The further i go in diving the less respect I have for LDSs.