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SCUBAPRO G-250 Completely Upgraded from O-rings to Adjustment Knob to Volcano..

$ 98.2

Availability: 59 in stock
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Model: G-250
  • Modified Item: No
  • Brand: Scubapro
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown
  • Condition: Used

    Description

    NOTE:
    Due to this pandemic we treat all our items with 127 degree bleach water and a UV light between 200 and 400 nanometers as recommended by UV Light Manufacture prior to shipping. Our customers safety is our upmost concern here at diving4treasures.
    For Your
    consideration is
    one Scubapro G-250 Balanced and Adjustable Upgraded second stage regulator in Excellent Cosmetic 9.9999999999 Condition and Mechanically
    Rock Solid  10.0 .
    This regulator was inspected, cleaned, lubed, reassembled with all new O-rings, adjusted and then tested.  It is a Rock Solid
    Dive Ready 10
    Mechanically. If you need more photos or have questions just write me and I shall get back with you asap.
    Note: the following parts were installed new and old stock
    never used
    :
    New O-rings Throughout
    New Spring
    New White "S"Poppet and LP seat
    New Blue Mouthpiece with matching tie
    New Orifice adjusting screw aka Volcano
    New adjustment knob
    New  Retainer clip on air tube.
    and SCUBAPRO LP Hose.
    12.00 Shipping is with Insurance that covers both the Buyer and Seller.
    The G-250 and G-250 V are essentially the same reg with the difference being an orifice  "G-250 V has a plastic orifice and the G-250 has a metal " and cosmetic changes.
    1 ) If the orifice is even slightly damaged or excessively worn in a G-250, inhalation effort is compromised as more spring pressure is needed to stop any free flow.
    2 )
    An older stiffer diaphragm will make a difference as well and a hard breathing G-250 is often cured with a new diaphragm if a new orifice did not resolve the problem.
    There are also minor differences in flow vanes:
    3 ) With the G-250's and you can reverse the flow vane, so it is possible to have an identical inhalation effort with a difference in he venturi effect even with both set at "max".
    Personally, I have 5 or 6 G-250's and all deliver a cracking effort of less than .8". In the water you need about 1.0" to prevent a slight free flow between breathes so the extra .2" of performance is a moot point.
    In comparison to a X-650:
    4 ) The G-250 or G-250 V will breathe better with a lower usable inhalation effort due to better case geometry and the G-250 / G-250 V will have less dry mouth due to the metal air barrel.