Title: Regulator Features - The Scuba Doctor
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Regulator Features
Advice on choosing the right scuba regulator for you.
General Scuba Regulator Guidelines
Free Assembly
Scuba Regulator Choices
DIN vs Yoke (A-Clamp) Regulators
Balanced/Unbalanced Regulators
Cold Water Kit
Piston vs Diaphragm Regulators
Overbalanced Regulators
Scuba Regulator Ports
Nitrox Compatible Regulators
Compact Second Stage Regulators
Side Vented Second Stage Regulators

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Regulator Features
Advice on choosing the right scuba regulator for you. Choosing a scuba dicing regulator can seem a daunting task. First comes the shock that the price of the typical regulator set does not include the octopus, gauges and BCD inflator hose that was always included in the rented and school equipment you have been using. A typical regulator set comprises the first stage regulator with one second stage regulator. However, modern regulators all come up to a very high minimum standard so whichever you decide to purchase, you are unlikely to be disappointed. For a large range of Regulator and Octopus options for all conditions visit the Regulators section in the The Scuba Doctor Online Dive Shop. For a large range of Instrument options for all conditions visit the Instruments section in the The Scuba Doctor Online Dive Shop. General Scuba Regulator Guidelines
The basic rule of thumb with selecting a diving regulator is to go for the most expensive you can afford that is most suited to the diving you will be doing. The more you spend the easier it will be to breathe from.