Barnacle B
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I have 2 Abyss Explorer regs, 1st and 2nd stag. Manufactured by Abysmal Diving Inc.
Anybody have a clue where i might get these serviced?
Anybody have a clue where i might get these serviced?
Need to get regulators serviced
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Try:
Tech Diving Limited, a subsidiary of Scuba Training and Technology Inc.
or
AirTech Scuba Services: Your life support equipment is our priority.
I would call each and just ask. They should be able to give a yes or no in seconds.
Tech Diving Limited, a subsidiary of Scuba Training and Technology Inc.
or
AirTech Scuba Services: Your life support equipment is our priority.
I would call each and just ask. They should be able to give a yes or no in seconds.
don Francisco
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You may also try Airtech Scuba services in Raleigh North Carolina AirTech Scuba Services: Your life support equipment is our priority.
They've been servicing my regs for about 5 years, with quality work, fair prices, and on-time delivery. I used to support local shops, but went to Airtech, after being disappointed by either the quality of the work, or the promptness of delivery.
Good luck
They've been servicing my regs for about 5 years, with quality work, fair prices, and on-time delivery. I used to support local shops, but went to Airtech, after being disappointed by either the quality of the work, or the promptness of delivery.
Good luck
For what it's worth, Airtech is local to me and I know all the techs. Fine bunch of guys (and divers) who's only business is dive gear service and repair.
JDMerk
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+1 for Airtech, they are good guys and on the ball.
Our Fire Department uses Airtech. They do excellent work and do not charge alot. There are a couple dive shops in the state that use them also.
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