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Lee Bell <[log in to unmask]>
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SCUBA or ELSE! Diver's forum <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 2 Jun 2005 20:37:37 -0400
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Robert Delfs wrote
>
> It's not a consumer warning, it's a safety bulletin, essentially a
> directive to all NOAA divers to discontinue use of the regulator.  They
> do this whenever serious problems with equipment come up, but usually
> there is already a company recall in effect, which doesn't appear to be
> the case here.  This safety bulletin on the real NOAA website, which
> I've used before.  (Some of the new rules we're putting in place in
> Komodo are based on NOAA codes and practice.) The safety bulletin is
> also listed on their index of safety bulletins page.

I'm back in S. Florida and will be talking to my local shop tomorrow.
Interestingly, ScubaPro no longer shows the Mk20 on their website.  The Mk2
is still there, but no Mk20.  It would be nice if they were replacing them
with MK25s.  I like the ability to adjust intermediate pressure from the
outside.

Lee

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