New DGX Videos

[rsingler]

For those wanting to see the "parts changing" piece of servicing a diaphragm regulator, Dive Gear Express has just posted five new videos on servicing their D6 line of regulators.

More are coming soon for their "FIRST" flow-by piston, and for their XTRA balanced piston 1st stage/adjustable barrel second stage.

https://www.youtube.com/user/DiveGearExpress

They're also on the D6 Service Kit page of their website.

 

[scrane]

That guy talks just like you. On your recommendation I did buy a DGX Gears D6 2nd as a safe second and it's just dandy. Small, lightweight, and capable.

 

[whaylonsmithers]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Any chance of someone putting a copy in the VDH manuals drop box?

 

[Couv]

Very well done Robert!

 

[Open Ocean Diver]

Nice work Rob.

 

[p_kos]

Awesome videos Rob! Wish quality vids like these existed for other regs.

 

[davecampbell]

I'd love something like this for Atomics...just to learn a new technique maybe, and make sure I'm not doing something foolish inadvertently. Well done Rob

 

[rsingler]

Their unbalanced flow-by piston videos are now up.
The DGX FIRST is very much like a Mk2 and is intended for similar duty or as a stage reg.

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

This is awesome!

 

[rsingler]

For parts changers that want to see how a balanced piston is done, or a G260-style second stage with a micro-adjust, there are four more videos out on the DGX YouTube channel covering their XTRA regs.
Lots of subtle repair tips buried there, but beware of DIY from a video alone! I have really mixed feelings about this stuff being out there.

https://www.youtube.com/user/DiveGearExpress

There are a couple more videos in the works on their excellent value version of the integrated Inflator/Octo a la Air2 or SS1. The new BCI is a pretty slick integrated reg with a huge exhaust valve that's tunable down to 1" cracking effort! Not that that's a spec value, lol! Manual evidently still being written, but it's easy to service! It has a locking high-flow coupling similar to Oceanic or Poseidon, so reattachment in the water is a piece of cake.
Pretty impressive, especially for the price.