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| What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? |
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| Mega never had any problems with a Buddy Commando or a TekWing, apart from a Commando which got nicked! <nospam@all.please.net> wrote in message news:boh568$f7b$1@cdm-66-76-63-26.nacd... > > What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? > |
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| On 7 Nov 2003 22:09:12 GMT, nospam@all.please.net wrote: > >What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? Just about the best after sales service of any company you will ever come across BC's are not the best designed but about the best built Most of the rest of the stuff is both well built and designed HTH Pete diving 'at' melbourne 'dot' me 'dot' uk |
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| <nospam@all.please.net> wrote in message news:boh568$f7b$1@cdm-66-76-63-26.nacd... > > What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? > Who's asking? R. |
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| Not a Brit but - I have a Buddy Ranger and think its great - fantastic aftersales service from AP Valves also. Ka Learn and Explore www.diveology.com --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.537 / Virus Database: 332 - Release Date: 07/11/2003 |
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| Pete Melbourne <psmvsl@yahoo.com> writes: >On 7 Nov 2003 22:09:12 GMT, nospam@all.please.net wrote: > >> >>What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? > >Just about the best after sales service of any company you will ever >come across Hear, hear. Just got some bits (pocket popper & D ring) which had broken, for my Commando jacket. FOC. It must be 10 years old. -- "The road to Paradise is through Intercourse." The uk.transport FAQ; http://www.huge.org.uk/transport/FAQ.html [email me at huge [at] huge [dot] org [dot] uk] |
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| > > What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? I think the standard comment is bullet proof or "agricultural". I have one and use it when diving in a wet-suit (overseas),. Great piece of kit, but if I have had to buy a new BC, I would look at other makes. They are quite heavy and bulky compared to other BC's so takes up space and weight when travelling. Snash |
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| Yes, but they last for ever, and when you do need spares or service, AP Valves won't let you down. Personally, I'd never buy anything else. -- ###################### ## PH, London ## ###################### Simon Nash wrote: >> What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? > > I think the standard comment is bullet proof or "agricultural". I > have one and use it when diving in a wet-suit (overseas),. Great > piece of kit, but if I have had to buy a new BC, I would look at > other makes. They are quite heavy and bulky compared to other BC's so > takes up space and weight when travelling. > > Snash |
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| In <boi3tc$1eoii1$1@ID-182063.news.uni-berlin.de> "Rudy Lacchin" wrote: > <nospam@all.please.net> wrote in message > news:boh568$f7b$1@cdm-66-76-63-26.nacd... > > > > What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? > > > > Who's asking? Someone unfamiliar with the gear. |
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| <nospam@all.please.net> wrote in message news:boh568$f7b$1@cdm-66-76-63-26.nacd... > > What do you Brits think about the A.P. Valve products? AP is the BC of choice for most clubs & schools because they are extremely tough. They dont call one range the Commando for nothing! Spares are easily obtainable and servicing/after sales exemplary. AP give major financial incentives to schools to go with there products, resuting in many divers in the UK picking an AP as there first BC. Is it the best? All depends what you want it for. For training and the odd cold water bimble? Good. However if you go further and start doing serious stuff, then wings will start calling and in anybodies wish list, the AP red.wing/wing is not normaly included. For warm water diving forget it. You can get a nice stylish Italian/French BC which will dry in a fraction of the time have better and more ergonomic features and each year you get the latest version. In most cases at just over half the retail cost of an AP. It's also smaller/lighter and packs away (dry) in your suitcase and on average is more comfy then an AP. So the awnser is well made ballistic proof BC's that will go on and on. You just have to ask yourself if you need to get from a to b, do I need a car or a tank! TerryH |
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