LDS in EAST BAY, SF Bay Area?

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Aloha,
I'm in the process of researching/purchasing a new reg, and am having some trouble finding a LDS in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area (I want to make sure I buy something that can be serviced locally). I've found some in the Bay Area, but nothing within 50 miles. Any BA divers out there?

Much appreciated.

 

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• Mar 20, 2006

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otay!:

Aloha,
I'm in the process of researching/purchasing a new reg, and am having some trouble finding a LDS in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area (I want to make sure I buy something that can be serviced locally). I've found some in the Bay Area, but nothing within 50 miles. Any BA divers out there? Much appreciated.

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Try:www.captainaqua.com

 

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mdb:

Try:www.captainaqua.com

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Thanks much mdb. I'll go tomorrow!

 

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• Mar 20, 2006

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Or try Sports Chalet in Pleasanton.

 

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• Mar 21, 2006

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There are three dive shops in the Concord/Walnut Creek area:
Diving Board
Anchor Shack
Nautilus Aquatics

 

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• Mar 21, 2006

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Nautilus Aquatics is a store I want to visit next time I am in the Concord area. The store looks darn cool, and well stocked with toys.
http://www.bayareadiving.com/index.cfm?SECTION=493

 

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Wow. Amazing. Thanks for the recommendations. I've googled and yahoo'd for weeks, and NONE of these appeared.

 

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You might also try Original Steele's dive shop, in Oakland. It's a pretty big store with lots of inventory. They've been around forever. On Telegraph I believe.

 

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RikRaeder:

You might also try Original Steele's dive shop, in Oakland. It's a pretty big store with lots of inventory. They've been around forever. On Telegraph I believe.

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just got back. pretty dingy place, but closer to my house than nautilus (which I'm fired up to go to).

thx for the tip, though.

 

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sport chalet's not bad. Reliable compressor, as well as decent products. I must stick up for the pleasanton sport chalet...i work there