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I live in Muskegon And the local dives are a sunk barge full of rocks, a artificial reef made of rocks, a break wall made of rocks with a blown up salvaged ship at the end, and a steam crane. If you like rocks we got it.

This cheesy video shows how easy the Aquarius is to work on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM3wv31NKgQ

I have many fond memories diving with my old 1972 USD aluminum 80 cylinder.

I have to service my own because the dive shops tell me my regulators are old junk and they don't make parts for them anymore. ��

Dacor made great regulators. I have several of them. My local dive shop orders parts from Trident. TRIDENT-DIVING-ACCESSORIES

You have some nice old stuff to play with. Trident sells aftermarket parts for the Dacor. TRIDENT-DIVING-ACCESSORIES

Hi fellow divers. Life took a turn on me and I am now living and working in Grand Rapids. Living in Muskegon I was afforded the opportunity to dive all the time mostly in Lake Michigan. Now as I am all settled in my new life I need to get to know the local dive community. I'm looking forward to...

I used Aquaseal with very good results.

Trident sells the HP seats. Whats the "crowns" part?

This may help. Aquarius 1st stage - YouTube

I freshened up a pitted ambient chamber with a wheel cylinder ball hone similar to this. KD Tools 2480 Brake Cylinder Flex-Hone®, 7/8", 180-grit

Check out this old wetsuit I scored. It must be from the 70's. Who can tell me the manufacturer of it. The only wetsuit I can think of that starts with the letter B is Bear.

A co-worker of mine found scuba gear at a yard sale. He bought it cheap knowing he could sell it to me. This very sweet tank was part of the buy. The inside has some type of coating in it. Who manufactured tanks for U S Divers back then? What is the coating inside?

Thanks everyone who contributed information for me. What I have is a 1997 titanium first stage with the Titanium Ti2 second, correct? Now my options. Flip it on eBay, O2 clean it and upgrade the piston for a dedicated Nitrox reg for myself. Or put a colorful new purge cover on it and give it to...

I found a number on the body AKO134 and a number on the hose end fitting D 10 97 The first stage has a very fine brushed finish.

I got this Atomic regulator and need to know what model it is and how old it is. The purge cover has titanium Ti2 on it. The purge cover is also deteriorating and crumbles apart. Is this a common problem with this purge cover. I know nothing of Atomic regulators and any info is appreciated.

g1138 summed it up pretty good as far as trying to make a quality video, its not that easy. I most likely will do more videos as I go through my regulators next winter. I think if I mix in some close up still photos in the video it may work out ok. Several years ago there were very good step by...

my main breather

I have one of those old 108 diaphragms in my spare parts and had no clue what it was. Who need it?

I agree with Fishpie as it is an older body with upgraded yoke and turret.