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The ATX50 is a wonderful second stage. Very easy to DIY service.
From what I read, people really like the DST and DS4 first stages (don't know which one you have).
Some Apeks reg owners have sold 'em and replaced them with the affordable HOG brand regs which seem to be very similar in design and performance. Something else to consider is that the HOG manufacturer makes its reg service kits available for sale to the public (something Apeks doesn't do). This only really matters if you don't keep to the manufacturer-specified service interval for the Apeks regs (overhaul every 2 years, inspection on in-between years).
I'd recommend keeping 'em, though.
If you plan on selling the setup, let me know. I'm local, and I'd be interested in making the purchase.
Last edited by Bubbletrubble; December 9th, 2010 at 09:56 PM.
You need to get rid of them quickly. I will help you as they require a very long process to properly dispose of, just mail them to me and I will take care of the details.