Low-cost regulator setup.

[Wolfie]

never trust pink gold!

[theduckguru]

Or you can buy this: Aeris A1 Package - Deal Of The Year discounts on sale Aeris

There's lots of cheap packages out there. This one may have a FPL.

Its great you can get the overhaul parts now on the gen reg, next week, who knows.

123Scuba sells the parts kits for $15 each. I service my own regs, so I don't have to worry about warranties.

Does LP sell parts kits for the Genesis? I don't know anything about Genesis stuff. I've never used anything from them other than tank valves.

Besides, it would be $120 more because the Atlas package does not have an SPG.

[Paladin]

There shouldn't be any problem getting parts for the first stage for quite a while. It is an Apeks clone and OMS rebrands it and sells it as their R-250 and its DIN sister as the R-251. There are some other name brands that also use it under their house brands.

Yes, there are quite a few good, low-cost deals out there for the budget conscious diver. Free parts for life is not a consideration for me as I seldom take my regs into a dive shop for service. I keep a supply of parts handy for my regs and do the service myself. That way, I know it's done right.

[TNRonin]

If you haven't bought yet, edge/hog will be coming out with a complete set for MSRP $175. Just an FYI

[oldschool]

I just put together a rig for my pony bottle using an old SP MKII first stage which I traded for, an old oceanic octo which I already had, and a button guage ($35.00). It actually breaths as easily as my MK25/S555. I'm hoping to trade an old spiro single hose reg for either a SP 108 or 109 to replace the oceanic octo.