Is this a decent deal for 2 regs and 2 computers? =$250
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Price looks great if that is $250 for everything. Even if it were $250 per set, it would be pretty good with the computers. I know very little about Beuchat regs. I would expect that they should work OK as long as you have a place to get them serviced. If it is $250 for the lot, you could throw the regs in the trash (or ebay them) and still have a good deal. IMO
ya im sure i could just take them to my local diveshop to have them serviced, i dont really need the regs or computers because i have my own. but this seems like too good of a deal to pass up.
About 4 years ago, I looked at buying a used Beuchat reg. I called Beuchat to ask some questions about the reg, and the lady who answered started yelling at me that if I didn't buy it from dealer, she would do everything in her power to make sure no one would service it for me. She was both angry and rude.
After that, not only would I never buy a Beuchat reg, but I look for opportunities to pass this story on to any of their perspective customers.
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About 4 years ago, I looked at buying a used Beuchat reg. I called Beuchat to ask some questions about the reg, and the lady who answered started yelling at me that if I didn't buy it from dealer, she would do everything in her power to make sure no one would service it for me. She was both angry and rude.
After that, not only would I never buy a Beuchat reg, but I look for opportunities to pass this story on to any of their perspective customers.
A legitimate adventure has no predetermined outcome. - Chatterton
A flawlessly working rebreather is almost as dangerous as a completely unreliable unit since reliability encourages complacency. - Howard Hall stating the Richard Pyle Paradox
Decompression algorithms are akin to measuring with a micrometer, marking with chalk and cutting with an ax. - Rick Murchison
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i dove with a beauchat once....freeflowed very badly and i have not used it since...better off with one of the major manufacturers do the the ability to get them serviced anyway
About 4 years ago, I looked at buying a used Beuchat reg. I called Beuchat to ask some questions about the reg, and the lady who answered started yelling at me that if I didn't buy it from dealer, she would do everything in her power to make sure no one would service it for me. She was both angry and rude.
After that, not only would I never buy a Beuchat reg, but I look for opportunities to pass this story on to any of their perspective customers.
Do you think you could get someone who was not a scuba diver to even believe that story??
Yeah, I understand. Some guy at Ford Motor Company told me the same thing!!!!
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Decompression algorithms are akin to measuring with a micrometer, marking with chalk and cutting with an ax. - Rick Murchison
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