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Ok I will give you a shout next trip down and see if your available thank you
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I understand them just fine. They are anything but simple. The parts cost more too.
That's the perfect description. Thanks!Poseidon is VERY 'Rube Goldberg'!
Agreed, Poseidon regs are the answer to a question nobody was asking. Kinda like the rotary engine, there's a reason no other manufacturer on Earth pursued rotary engines, and even Mazda abandoned them back about 2012 when the RX-8 finally ceased production.
Poseidon is VERY 'Rube Goldberg'! Most reg shops don't have the 1st clue how to service them or set them up to operate properly.
I’m not a tinkerer. I’ll pay someone to service my gear.
how is it rube goldberg? The first stages are the most simple design out there, and the second stages are actually less complicated with LESS moving parts than anything else. Shops inability to rebuild or operate is irrelevant, but the design is in fact incredibly simple
The 2nd stages are weird (but cool looking). When I'm doing a $$$ spendy, very remote, live aboard trip it's gonna be the Apeks....Atomic...Aqualung, or Scubapro reg set that's going in my dive bag though, 'conventional' technology, no Swedish weirdness.
What myth? I used to own Poseidons and have rebulit them. At one point we had a serious issue with getting parts... hey, just like a Saab. We all like different things, and I got rid of them because I didn't like them.The "myth" continues...