soldierboy
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I just got certified last month and ready to get information on dive equipment. I'm looking for information about an easy breathing reg and a nice price BC. Any thoughts?
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Best bet for a beginning student is to consult your open water instructor &/or your local dive shop. Tell them what you're looking for and a price range and start there.
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Welcome to the board.... Feel free to check us out. Call or PM me and I'd be happy to talk you through any gear questions you may have... for now. I'd suggest the Tusa RS-130 Reg, and the XS Scuba Nekton BC.
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hello and welcome to the board. I would agree to talk to your instructor and LDS as the more you suport them the more they support you. Plus they can be sure to get you into a bc that fits you.
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Hi and Welcome,
I am going to side with the people who are suggesting that you look to your instructor and LDS for advice on equipment. They are the people who you will want to turn to for service and air and travel and more training and they are the ones best suited to point you in the right direction. One thing that I know - there is no manufacturer who makes bad equipment - some just make better stuff than others.
I am going to side with the people who are suggesting that you look to your instructor and LDS for advice on equipment. They are the people who you will want to turn to for service and air and travel and more training and they are the ones best suited to point you in the right direction. One thing that I know - there is no manufacturer who makes bad equipment - some just make better stuff than others.
Hi! Welcome to Scubaboard. Ditto on asking the local folks for advice. Service is an important part of scuba.
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Hello SOLDIERBOY. Welcome to Scubaboard. Good to have you with us. This is a great place to locate divers in your area and get great diving advice.
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