"disposable regulators" vs servicing?

[rsingler]

I was going to buy a set of Scubapro G250s with a MK10 first stage off FB Marketplace and use those to learn how a regulator works and put it back together - I know someone who took rsingler’s class. Never heard back.

Never heard back from me? Or did I misinterpret? It's possible that a DM dropped so far down the list I never replied. I get lots of DM's.
Still doing seminars every 6-8 weeks.
Waiting list is about 5 months long. I wish I could do it every month, but I'm married. But it'll take you most of that wait to put your workshop together.
Don't DM me. E-mail me at NapaScuba@gmail.com.
We'll get you situated for DIY.
"It ain't rocket science. It's just very precise. "

You'll easily be able to service your Mares set, no problem (if you can get service kits).

But yes, get a Deep6 reg set. It is most definitely worth more than you pay for it. They don't force you to pay for high-power marketing and advertising, and instead just charge you for the quality. Learn to service it yourself and you're so far ahead of the game you'll never look back...

 

[Green Frog]

+1 for @rsingler courses, service and communication. He never fails to respond to my e-mails, usually mundane but sometimes in a bit of a panic. He shows a genuine interest in taking you from where you are to where you want or need to be. I’ve never heard a bad word from anyone who has actually dealt with him.
Charlie Shaeff