Scuba Gear Review The Scubapro Regulator’s Story from 1962 to 2014
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Nice display. I still have 2 mk 10’s with R109 and a polar reg. And the other mk 10 has a R109 and D350.
Nice. There is also nice timeline of Scubapro regs here http://www.scubapro.com/en-US/USA/regulators-timeline-eng.aspx
I have Mk3 second stage (1985) that use as ultimate backup that will always be there to work in any configuration and still use 1992. Mk10/3rd gen (SPEC) in different configs, but mostly with Mares Navy 22 second stage…just to mention, I am always diving two regs (so called- cold water) config…