I just wanted to say that bettween Bryans advice, the USD repair manual on CD I bought from Bryan and his parts, this website has been a wealth of information. Before logging on here, I would not have considered rebuilding my own double hose regs. Now it's just another diving related thing I do.
I take great pride in diving regs I have rebuilt myself. I showed Nemrod my Hooka portless DA which I dove at Wazee. I think he was suitably impressed as it looked great and obviously dived well. Thanks to what I learned here, that 50 year old reg works as good as it did when it was first manufactured. Thanks Bryan!
Jim
Double Hose Service proceedure
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Re: Double Hose Service proceedure
You should start a new thread,post some pictures and tell us about it.........Also be sure and check out what I posted about servicing procedures in the Technical Tips section...swimjim wrote:I just wanted to say that bettween Bryans advice, the USD repair manual on CD I bought from Bryan and his parts, this website has been a wealth of information. Before logging on here, I would not have considered rebuilding my own double hose regs. Now it's just another diving related thing I do.
I take great pride in diving regs I have rebuilt myself. I showed Nemrod my Hooka portless DA which I dove at Wazee. I think he was suitably impressed as it looked great and obviously dived well. Thanks to what I learned here, that 50 year old reg works as good as it did when it was first manufactured. Thanks Bryan!
Jim
Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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