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Decompression Diving: Discuss Deco Regs - what do you use? in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: I use the Posiden Xtreams for all my regs. The black ones for the TMX backgas, the Green one for ...

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Old 22-11-04, 10:38 AM
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I use the Posiden Xtreams for all my regs. The black ones for the TMX backgas, the Green one for the Lean deco/Nitrox and the White one for the Rich/O2.

I figured Id buy the best I could afford and felt the attention to detail plus the well earned reputation was a good indicator. Also they do seem to last forever so I was not worried about the costs of servicing. I also liked the way they seemed to have engineered them specifically for the gasses I use and the extream depth rating they get. And they are colour coded, small and light and left/right handed.

Borrow somones and have a go, but bear in mind some regs sensetivity is affected by how well they are set up.
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I'd like to add that Scubapro Mk20's are also good to 102m, as were my Apexs deco regs.

For deco, I particularly like having a first stage with rotating turret, it make hose routing much more comfortable, especially on those long stops.

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I use Apeks TX40s with 1m hoses so that they can be used from either side. Dead good regs.
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Another vote for TX40's on a DS4 first stage. I use them on my deco and bottom gas bottles. No problems so far.

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Well I think its clear, you have a choice between Apeks, Scubapro or Poseidons. Me, I use cyklons all round for the same reasons as Juz.

But, there are some disadvantages going the Poseidon route - costs and availability, non standard interstage pressures and therefore non-standard hoses. You won't have this problem if you choose Apeks/Scubapro.

Its a pity Apeks don't do a modern Poseidon-like reg (ie not right or left handed) - the choice then would be simple.
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I use a mixture of TX40s and OMS deco regs. The OMS regs are not great regs but are cheap and good for 18m upwards (or 21 depending on your max ppO2).

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TX40 / 50

in the process of making them all apeks tx40s / 50s

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Deco Regs

Used Cyklons for years, they were great, then had some Xtreams for a while which are not bad. Only criticism is that the front cover comes off really easy, so I lost one at 80 odd metres recently as the seabed was at 100 or so and I was ascending. Bit of a pain in the knackers that one.
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Its a pity Apeks don't do a modern Poseidon-like reg (ie not right or left handed) - the choice then would be simple.
They used to but it wasn't that great
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