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[Choose #1] I service every piece of equipment I own.
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[Choose #1] Don’t touch my stuff.... Thank You
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[Choose #1] I have paid someone else to make a repair when I was too busy. Wouldn’t think of having another change a hose or o-ring or adjust a reg.
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[Choose #1] I service all my own gear, you name it and I’ve done it.
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[Choose #2] other than general maint. or changing out a hose I get all services done in a dive shop.
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[Choose #1] I am a certified technician for all major brands.
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[Choose #1] I service my own gear for the most part. As an industry person I was able to call the manufacturers and receive their factory tec training. At 300 feet below I have full confidence in my gear.
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[Choose #1] Depends what I have tools and parts for.
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[Choose #1] I do repairs on everything except the first stage. Only minor repairs to the second stage, if it needs more than that then the first stage needs work to. But I’ll fix just about everthing I own, and I’ve done customized stuff too. Computers get svc
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[Choose #1] Im certifed to service all band of gear so I do my own.
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[Choose #1] I am an Instructor, am repair certified and own a Dive Facility
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[Choose #1] I service, but I’m factory trained
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[Choose #1] i service all my gear
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[Choose #1] Inspect my own cylinders
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[Choose #1] regs, bc’s, vips, fins, wetsuits, anything. mk21’s, km37’s, mk25’s, mk20’s
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[Choose #1] all of the above
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[Choose #1] Just learned to do basic models and Air2s
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Jase - 10/12/2011 4:23 AM
[Choose #1] I like to know how stuff works, so I do my own gear-however, if in doubt I take it to someone that knows more than me
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[Choose #1] I do most things myself.. My regs and computors are left to a trained tech only
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[Choose #1] certian things
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[Choose #1] Replaced hoses and O-rings only
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[Choose #2] My life depends on my equipment so I only want someone that is trained to work on it, to touch my equipment!
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[Choose #1] Dive Computers, and BCD.
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[Choose #1] Since I don´t have all the rebuild parts for some of my regs, I do everything a total rebuiild, I do check and set my intermediate pressure and do everything else, most of all of it is pretty simple if you understand your gear, and have some tools
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[Choose #1] Only after being trained and Certified to do repairs
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[Choose #1] small repairs to non-life support gear i will do myself. i wil also swap out computers and regulators as need be but anything more than that and it goes to the shop.
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[Choose #1] I’ve rebuilt my integrated octo a couple of times and plan to do the rest of my regs myself soon. I have experience and a lead electromechanical assembly tech and 3 years of pnuematic and hydrolic vacuum valves experience from tech to engineer.
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[Choose #2] I always have a certified mech work on my gear. I dont touch it unless i know what i am working on... to much liability
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daz88 - 9/11/2011 7:03 PM
[Choose #1] service all my own gear
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[Choose #1] I don’t rebuild regs but everything else is fair game.
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[Choose #1] I do minor repairs/adjustments, but anything major or the yearly maintenance is always done at a shop I absolutely have confidence in. I have seen too many regulators that suposedly were overhauled, but still had worn and/or original parts installed.
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Greg - 9/10/2011 10:23 PM
[Choose #1] Replaced hoses, patched BCs, replaced o-rings.
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