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What is your favorite of all time regulator?
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My long time favorite would be the SP 156/Balanced Adjustable for second stage with a MK16 first stage. That is the setup that took me thru many years back in the days when I only had one or two sets of regulators.
fish149
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Any reg from HOG since they treat you like an adult.....
100days-a-year
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After 20years plus of G250s SPs mostly on MK20s, I am now all about the TUSA RS-812s. Breathe better and half the cost or less.
The best for me is a MK10+156.
Strangely, I managed to own this set just a couple of months ago.
For the previous 45 years I and my wife were happy with our four MK5+109 (of course converted to BA as soon as the parts for the 156 were made available).
Strangely, I managed to own this set just a couple of months ago.
For the previous 45 years I and my wife were happy with our four MK5+109 (of course converted to BA as soon as the parts for the 156 were made available).
My money is on the Poseidon Odin (now Jetstream), though I have several other more recent models. The switch on the second stage, prevents any potential free flow, during rougher surf entries, which are all too common in my life (I prefer not to have a regulator in my mouth); and it breathes effortlessly.
The 2960 first stage is one serious piece of brass, with or without the yoke; built like a tank; still possesses a solid, stable IP, after three decades or more; and I've rebuilt it just about every year. It was used for everything from ice diving in the Northeast, with a vodka-filled cap, to the stickier parts of the world.
A close second would be the Cyklon 300, which still remains in constant use, on a bailout bottle . . .
The 2960 first stage is one serious piece of brass, with or without the yoke; built like a tank; still possesses a solid, stable IP, after three decades or more; and I've rebuilt it just about every year. It was used for everything from ice diving in the Northeast, with a vodka-filled cap, to the stickier parts of the world.
A close second would be the Cyklon 300, which still remains in constant use, on a bailout bottle . . .
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Strictly visually speaking I’m a sucker for carbon. Those SP carbon sets get me in the feels. The black tech are pretty too
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