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JoeDiver’s Economical Regulator, Octo, BC and Gauges.

DFC DYNAMIC FLOW CONTROL Mares’ first stages feature the exclusive DFC (Dynamic Flow Control) system, which minimizes the intermediate pressure drop during the inhalation phase, thereby considerably improving regulator performance in terms of breathing effort and inhalation resistance. More parts mean higher possibilities for malfunction, so the regs are bare of flashy gizmos.

VAD The unique Mares patented V.A.D. (Vortex Assisted Design) system. This system is unique and allows smooth breathing at all depths and its operating principle is very simple. The air coming from the hose passes through the second stage valve and is conveyed directly to the mouthpiece through the by-pass tube. MESH GRID Coverplate design, which disperses the water flow around the 2nd stage diaphragm, reducing the likelihood of free-flow.

The calibrated holes allow a large amount of water to flow through while simultaneously reducing undesirable dynamic effects, even when swimming against a strong current.
LP Ports 4 HP Ports

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OCTO: A lightweight intermediate pressure matched low profile 2nd stage scuba regulator by IST. It’s a proven design in a compact unit. Hose length 36″. GAUGES: Brand New and hot out of the factory! Dacor’s compact analog

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Gauge Console is designed to take up minimal space, be hydrodynamic, yet easy to read at one glance. Large, easy-to-read, glow-in-the-dark face. 5000psi pressure gauge with durable metal housing. Maximum Depth Indicator. 220 ft. (66 Meter) depth gauge. Super comfortable BC has the following features: Polyurethane coated 1000 nylon denier construction. Compact back-pack. Ergo LP Inflator. Self-draining side pockets. Dual tone whistle attached near inflator. Several D-Rings for attaching accessories.
Full Manufacturer and JoeDiverAmerica Warranty on the entire package.

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