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I have heard dive shops use names like that just to suit their own agenda. I heard someone in a Toronto shop call the Aqualung Calypso, "Collapso" and of course, they don't sell Aqualung, but their competition does. Dacor made fine diving equipment and I'm still using a Dacor Olympic 400 (Trident still has parts).True!
our LDS calls them "DaCrap" because they break so much. I wouldn't buy anything from them.
Do you realize you are responding to a comment made almost 14 years ago?I have heard dive shops use names like that just to suit their own agenda. I heard someone in a Toronto shop call the Aqualung Calypso, "Collapso" and of course, they don't sell Aqualung, but their competition does. Dacor made fine diving equipment and I'm still using a Dacor Olympic 400 (Trident still has parts).
Yeah and it doesn't matter much. My Aqualung example happened less then 13 years ago. I just hate some of the BS that comes out of the mouths of LDSs.Do you realize you are responding to a comment made almost 14 years ago?
That sounds like something that I would have brought down there. Friends there ask me too keep an eye open for deals. One of the last things I brought down was a 20-25 year old Beuchat Master Lift BCD that looked unused and bought for $30 at the Toronto Scuba Swap.The last time I was at Scuba Club Cozumel (2018), They had what appeared to be new old stock Dacor regulators in the display case, made me laugh.